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Limelight cocktail inspiration ring

Yellow gold Rubellites Diamond Ring - Piaget Luxury Jewellery G34LR700

Ring G34LR700

Yellow gold, precious stones, black onyx

This breath-taking ring is inspired by the colours of a "Watermelon Dream" cocktail. Watermelon juice is created using rubellite and the fresh mint leaves are created out of diamond studded emeralds.

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Limelight "Watermelon Dream" cocktail inspiration ring in 18K yellow gold, set with a cushion-cut rubellite (approx. 37.26 ct), 280 brilliant-cut emeralds (approx. 4.13 ct), 4 rubellite balls (approx. 9.05 ct), 34 brilliant-cut yellow diamonds (approx. 0.75 ct) and 45 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx 0.16 ct).

Information based on size 54

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