Yellow Diamond Cushion Ring

$3,350
$3,350

Gemstone

Material
Description & Specifications

Alternating round and marquise diamond create an alluring pattern across the top of this elegant and distinctive ring.

 

  • Fancy Yellow Cushion Diamond: 1.21ct
  • Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds: 0.18cttw
  • Marquise Diamonds: 0.24cttw
  • Diamond quality: D-F color, VS+ clarity, Ideal cut
  • Metal: 14K Yellow Gold
  • Ring width: 2.0mm
  • Made to order: 10-15 business days to complete, contact us if you need it in urgent

 

Quality

High quality diamonds D-F color, VS+ clarity, Ideal cut. Our diamonds are ethically sourced from suppliers who follow conflict-free and socially responsible practices.

  

Gemstone  

All of our rings are made-to-order and can be set with ethical moissanite, lab grown diamonds or natural diamonds.

 

Processing & Shipping

Made to oder. Please allow 10-15 business days for item to be made. 2-3 Business days delivery by FedEx / DHL. Contact us for urgent order. 

Packaging 

Your jewelry will come in our custom HN Jewelry gift packaging, which includes a jewelry box and a gift box, ready for gift-giving!

Return Policy

Items purchase from HN JEWERY are eligible for a full refund if returned within 7 days of purchase.

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A cushion-shaped yellow diamond ring with round and marquise cut diamonds set in a 14K yellow gold band.
Certified Cushion Cut Light Yellow Diamond Ring in White Gold - HN JEWELRY
Yellow Diamond Cushion Ring
  • A cushion-shaped yellow diamond ring with round and marquise cut diamonds set in a 14K yellow gold band.
  • Certified Cushion Cut Light Yellow Diamond Ring in White Gold - HN JEWELRY
A cushion-shaped yellow diamond ring with round and marquise cut diamonds set in a 14K yellow gold band.
Certified Cushion Cut Light Yellow Diamond Ring in White Gold - HN JEWELRY
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