2.75ct Ruby Cushion Cut Madagascar
2.75ct Ruby Cushion Cut Madagascar
2.75ct Ruby Cushion Cut Madagascar
2.75ct Ruby Cushion Cut Madagascar
2.75ct Ruby Cushion Cut Madagascar
2.75ct Ruby Cushion Cut Madagascar

2.75ct Malagasy Ruby

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2.75ct Ruby Cushion Cut Madagascar

2.75ct Malagasy Ruby

Regular price $9,478.00
Sale price $9,478.00 Regular price
Unit price

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  1. Select your Gemstone. Purchase through our website and begin your custom jewellery experience.
  2. Share your design idea. We will work through the details with you to better visualise your concept, including the ring style, gold colour, and diamond detailing. We can also make earrings and pendants. Our talented designer creates a life-like computer-rendered drawing of your jewellery concept from this information. Edits can be made to perfect the design and a quote is given upon the finalised design.
  3. We will craft your custom ring. You will receive a beautiful custom jewellery box, along with certifications and reports verifying the quality and authenticity of your piece.

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