Each suspending an oval sapphire weighing 4.14 and 3.22 carats respectively, to the tapered baguette diamond surmount and oval diamond top, embellished with circular-cut diamonds, the diamonds weighing approximately 1.40 carats in total, mounted in 18 karat white gold, post and butterfly fittings.

Accompanied by AGL reports numbered 1084986 and 1084987 both dated 21 June 2017, stating that the 3.22 and 4.14ct sapphires are natural, of Kashmir origin with no gemological evidence of heat. For further details, please refer to reports. Stamped 750 for 18 karat white gold. Sapphires weighing 4.14 and 3.22ct are well matched, both of medium dark blue of good saturation, loupe clean with minor nick on girdle when viewed under 10X loupe. Diamonds, estimated to weigh approximately 1.40cts are on average F to G colour, mostly VS clarity as gauged and graded in the mounting.
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Accompanied by AGL reports numbered 1084987 and 1084986, both dated 21 June 2017, stating that the sapphire is natural, of Kashmir origin, with no gemmological evidence of heat.