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Antique Style Alexandrite Ring 10.09 Ct., 14K Yellow Gold
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Item ID: | K18400 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.53 Width: 10.88 Height: 7.73 |
Weight: | 10.09 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green to Reddish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Russia |
Per carat price: help | $45,000 |
This ring centers on a remarkable, transparent alexandrite that carries a GIA certification, weighing 10.09 carats and cut in a cushion shape with a mixed brilliant faceting scheme. The stone measures 13.53 by 10.88 by 7.73 millimeters, and it exhibits an intense color change from bluish green in daylight to reddish purple under incandescent light, a characteristic that defines classic alexandrite and elevates its desirability. The gem is evaluated as eye clean at normal viewing distance, indicating that inclusions are not visible to the unaided eye, and it displays an excellent polish that maximizes both color saturation and light return. The alexandrite is of Russian origin, a provenance that has long been associated with some of the finest and most collectible examples of this species, and the stone is reported to have received no enhancement, preserving its natural state and intrinsic value.
For an educated buyer, the combination of a GIA certificate, documented origin, and the absence of enhancement is especially meaningful. GIA documentation confirms the identity of the gemstone and provides third party verification of weight, shape, and key characteristics, which supports long term value and market liquidity. The color change in alexandrite is caused by chromium and by the interaction of the crystal with different light sources, and intense saturation is a critical factor in assessing worth, because a strong, well balanced change is far rarer than a pale or muted shift. The mixed brilliant cut and cushion outline were chosen to balance two objectives, to retain the depth of color that defines alexandrite, and to deliver scintillation and fire through well proportioned facets. The measurements and carat weight command attention for an alexandrite, as stones above five carats are uncommon, and a ten carat plus example from Russia is exceptionally rare.
The ring is accented with a substantial complement of white natural diamonds that enhance the principal stone without competing with its unique optical properties. The pear shaped white diamonds total approximately one point zero zero carats, and the round white diamonds add approximately two point two zero carats, producing an approximate combined accent weight of three point two zero carats. All accent diamonds are graded Very Slightly Included, in the range of VS1 and VS2, and carry a color grade of E, which is near colorless and ideal for maintaining a bright, clean halo against a warm gold setting. VS clarity ensures that the accents are visually clean to the unaided eye while remaining a sensible and refined choice for high quality side stones. The placement of pear and round diamonds around the alexandrite creates a classical halo effect that amplifies perceived size and frames the color change with continuous scintillation.
The mounting is crafted in 18K yellow gold, a material selection that complements the alexandrite and the white diamonds while providing durability for long term wear. Eighteen karat gold contains seventy five percent pure gold and lends a warm, rich tone that enhances the green phase of the alexandrite and deepens the red purple phase in warm light. The substantial prong work and well executed gallery illustrate a level of craftsmanship intended to secure a large center stone, and to allow light to interact with the pavilion and crown in a way that preserves color change while delivering brilliance. For a significant life event such as an engagement, a milestone anniversary, or a major personal achievement, this ring functions as both a meaningful symbol and a wearable work of gemological excellence. The provenance from Russia, the GIA certification, the absence of enhancement, and the combination of high quality accent diamonds and noble metal all contribute to a piece that can be confidently presented as an heirloom quality gift.
The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the authenticity and quality of this work, and we present this ring as a rare opportunity to own a museum caliber alexandrite in a wearable form. For buyers who value provenance, gemological documentation, and natural, untreated material, this piece answers those priorities while offering immediate emotional resonance for a ceremony or milestone. We recommend that purchasers request a copy of the GIA report for permanent records, consider a professional insurance appraisal for valuation and protection, and consult with our specialists about sizing and presentation options. Routine care is straightforward, gentle cleaning with mild detergent and a soft brush, and periodic professional inspection of prongs and settings will maintain the ring for decades of wear. This ring is intended to do more than mark a moment, it is intended to become part of a family story, an asset with documented quality, and a visible testament to a life changing occasion.


