6X4 MM Oval Cut Emerald and 1/5 Ctw Pear Cut Diamond 3-Stone Precious Ring in 14K White Gold

This precious emerald and diamond ring captures the essence of sophistication and classic charm. It features a vibrant 6X4 MM oval cut Emerald that takes center stage, radiating elegance and natural beauty. Flanked on either side by a fancy prong set 1/10 Ctw pear cut diamond each, the Emerald is perfectly complemented by their shimmering brilliance. A sleek, reverse-tapered plain gold shank enhances the beauty of the centerpiece, making the vivid emerald and sparkling diamonds the focal point. The precious ring is styled in a rhodium finish 14 karat white gold. The total diamond weight is 1/5 Ctw.
Vendor: ASHI
SKU: 41647FCADFGEMWG-OV
Product Type: Rings
Availability: Available for Order
$2,750.00
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Metal Info
Metal Karat 14 KT
Metal Color White Gold
Metal Wt Gms Appx 2.85 Gms.
Center Stone Info
Stone Type Emerald
Stone Shape Oval
Stone Quality Avg Promo +
Stone Ct MM Size Appx 6X4 MM
Stone Clarity Promo +
Side Diamond Info
Diamond Color I - J
Diamond Ct Wt Appx 0.20 Ct
Diamond Shape Pear
No of Diamonds Appx 2
Other Info
Total Diamond Wt Appx 0.20 Ct

Jewelry Repair FAQ

Your jewelry often carries memories that cannot be replaced. Our team will carefully evaluate your piece, explain the recommended work and obtain your approval before beginning the repair.

Repair Services

  • Ring sizing
  • Ring repair
  • Chain repair
  • Stone replacement
  • Jewelry polishing
  • Pearl restringing
  • Jewelry restoration
  • Watch services

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the repair-estimate process work?

Bring your item to Fischer’s Jewelry so our team can take it in and evaluate the work needed. We will contact you with an estimate before beginning the repair. No jewelry-repair fee is charged before you receive the estimate and approve the work.

Watch repairs are handled differently and require a $25 deposit when the watch is taken in.

Will you begin the repair before contacting me?

No. We will contact you with the repair estimate and obtain your approval before beginning the work.

How long will my repair take?

Turnaround time varies depending on the condition of the item, the type of repair required, material or stone availability and the complexity of the work. Our team will provide more information about the expected timeframe after examining your piece.

Do you repair jewelry purchased somewhere else?

Yes. Fischer’s Jewelry accepts repair requests for jewelry purchased from other stores. Each item must be examined before we can confirm the available repair options and provide an estimate.

Are repairs completed onsite?

Most jewelry repairs are completed onsite. Certain specialized repairs or services may require additional handling. Our team will explain the process after evaluating your item.

How will I receive updates about my repair?

Our team will use the contact information provided at intake to share the estimate, request approval and notify you of important updates. Please make sure your phone number and other contact information are correct when leaving your item with us.

Can you provide a price without seeing the item?

Jewelry repairs must be evaluated in person before an accurate estimate can be provided. The condition of the metal, stones, settings and previous repair work may affect the services needed.

What should I bring when dropping off a repair?

Bring the complete item along with any loose stones, links, components or matching pieces related to the repair. Please also be prepared to provide current contact information so our team can reach you with the estimate and status updates.

Can every piece of jewelry be repaired?

Repair options depend on the item’s materials, construction and condition. After examining your jewelry, our team will explain what work may be possible and help you determine the appropriate next step.

Have a Repair Question?

Bring your jewelry to Fischer’s for an in-person evaluation, or contact our team if you have questions before visiting.

Repair availability, estimates and completion times are determined after an in-person evaluation of the item.

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