Demantoid Garnet Drop Earrings
• 3.12cts Namibian Demantoid Garnets
• 12 brilliant round G-H VS diamonds (0.11cts)
• Each earring is 30mm length x 10.4mm max width
• Weight approx 7.2g
• Made with 18K Fair-Trade brushed yellow gold
• This piece has been certified in accordance with the British Hallmarking Act 1973
About:
These earrings showcase two super rare and fiery Demantoid Garnets sourced from the Green Dragon mine in Namibia. Set within a soft shield shape drop suspended from a diamond accented hook these garnets catch the light and dazzle.
The rarest of the garnet group and known for their sparkle and fire, Demantoid Garnets of large sizes are extremely difficult to source and usually the size of a faceted gem does not exceed 0.50 carats. Each garnet is over 1.5 carats, making these highly valued and sought after examples of this beautiful gemstone.
• 3.12cts Namibian Demantoid Garnets
• 12 brilliant round G-H VS diamonds (0.11cts)
• Each earring is 30mm length x 10.4mm max width
• Weight approx 7.2g
• Made with 18K Fair-Trade brushed yellow gold
• This piece has been certified in accordance with the British Hallmarking Act 1973
About:
These earrings showcase two super rare and fiery Demantoid Garnets sourced from the Green Dragon mine in Namibia. Set within a soft shield shape drop suspended from a diamond accented hook these garnets catch the light and dazzle.
The rarest of the garnet group and known for their sparkle and fire, Demantoid Garnets of large sizes are extremely difficult to source and usually the size of a faceted gem does not exceed 0.50 carats. Each garnet is over 1.5 carats, making these highly valued and sought after examples of this beautiful gemstone.
• 3.12cts Namibian Demantoid Garnets
• 12 brilliant round G-H VS diamonds (0.11cts)
• Each earring is 30mm length x 10.4mm max width
• Weight approx 7.2g
• Made with 18K Fair-Trade brushed yellow gold
• This piece has been certified in accordance with the British Hallmarking Act 1973
About:
These earrings showcase two super rare and fiery Demantoid Garnets sourced from the Green Dragon mine in Namibia. Set within a soft shield shape drop suspended from a diamond accented hook these garnets catch the light and dazzle.
The rarest of the garnet group and known for their sparkle and fire, Demantoid Garnets of large sizes are extremely difficult to source and usually the size of a faceted gem does not exceed 0.50 carats. Each garnet is over 1.5 carats, making these highly valued and sought after examples of this beautiful gemstone.
