Antique Style Emerald Ring 6.81 Ct., 18K White Gold

This exceptional ring from The Natural Emerald Company evokes the dignity of a long lineage, centered around a spectacular IGI certified 6.81 carat asscher octagon shape green emerald, measuring 11.80 x 11.61 x 7.54 mm, with a classic step cut that refracts light in layered flashes reminiscent of antique gems prized by royalty. The Colombian origin of the emerald is a living link to the most storied emerald mines in history, and its intense color saturation, very slightly included clarity as evaluated at eye level, and excellent polish affirm both natural beauty and enduring quality. Enhancement is standard, preserving the stone s natural character while ensuring stability. Surrounding the centerpiece, hand set white round natural diamonds lend a halo of refined brilliance, small accent stones at approx 0.054 carats with clarity VS and color F G, and principal melee diamonds totaling approx 0.495 carats with clarity VS and color F G, each stone chosen to complement the vivid green without overwhelming it. The entire composition is rendered in platinum 950, a metal historically favored for its strength and soft white sheen, ideal for a design intended to endure across generations.

More than an object of adornment, this ring is conceived as a family heirloom, a tangible inheritance to pass from one generation to the next, carrying stories and memories as surely as it carries light. Its architectural design, with a dignified asscher cut that echoes the geometry of classic eras, and the durable platinum setting, ensure that the piece will weather time gracefully, ready to be re sized or restored while retaining its original spirit. The IGI certification and clear provenance to Colombia provide documentary assurance for descendants who will care for it, and The Natural Emerald Company stands behind every facet, offering guidance on maintenance and retirement into family archives. Worn on milestone occasions, entrusted in times of celebration, this emerald ring will become an emblem of continuity, a jewel that names and ancestors may gather around, and a luminous relic of heritage that will tell its green story for years yet to come.