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2ct Kubian 8mm 14kt Moissanite Diamond Round Halo Bridal Set

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2ct Kubian 8mm 14kt Moissanite Diamond Round Halo Bridal SetThe Kubian bridal set is delicate brilliance in perfect balance. An 8mm round moissanite glows at the center, framed by a dainty halo of Lab Diamonds. Pav stones trace the shank in a graceful halfway eternity, adding light with every movement. A matching shared prong Lab Diamond band echoes the same rhythm, completing the set with seamless harmony. Available in 14kt gold in your choice of color, each piece is artisan crafted in the USA. Details of

The Kubian bridal set is delicate brilliance in perfect balance. An 8mm round moissanite glows at the center, framed by a dainty halo of Lab Diamonds. Pavé stones trace the shank in a graceful halfway eternity, adding light with every movement. A matching shared-prong Lab Diamond band echoes the same rhythm, completing the set with seamless harmony. Available in 14kt gold in your choice of color, each piece is artisan-crafted in the USA.

Details of Rings:

Engagement Ring (1/2)

Center Stone Specifications:

Type: Moissanite by Rosados Box®. Our moissanites are engraved, hand selected for premium quality, and come with a lifetime warranty
Color: Sparkles like a Lab Diamond! Colorless. Yay!
Shape: Round cut
Measurement: approx. 8mm
Weight: approx. 1.90cts
Quality: AAA fine quality

Stones on the ring:

Lab Diamonds goes roughly midway (halfway eternity)
Lab Diamond Weight: approx. 0.30ct
Lab Diamond Quality: G in color SI in clarity
Band Width: approx. 1.50mm
Total Halo Diameter: approx. 10.25mm

Wedding Ring (2/2)

Lab Diamonds goes roughly midway (halfway eternity)
Lab Diamond Quality: G in color and SI in clarity
Lab Diamond Weight: approx. 0.19ct
Band Width: approx. 1.50mm

Sizes Available: 4-8 (Larger and smaller sizes are available. Priced upon request) Smaller or larger is considered custom and will not be eligible for return.

Metal Available: 14kt white gold (as shown), 14kt/18kt yellow gold, 18kt white gold, 14kt rose gold, platinum.

Turnaround time 2-3 weeks.

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