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Emerald & Pink Sapphire Station Bracelet in 18K Gold

Emerald & Pink Sapphire Station Bracelet in 18K Gold

Regular price Rs. 65,000.00
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Oval emeralds alternate with fancy kite-cut pink sapphires along a fine 18K gold chain, pairing emerald's cool green with pink sapphire's warmer tone in a single station bracelet. The mix of a classic oval cut with the sharper, more angular kite cut keeps the eye moving from stone to stone rather than settling into a single repeated shape. A colour-forward piece that still reads as considered rather than busy.

Gross Weight: 2.207 g
Net Weight: 1.457 g
Stone Weight: 1.600 ct (Emerald), 2.150 ct (Pink Sapphire)
Bracelet Length: 7.5 in
Jewellery Type: Bracelet
Gemstone: Emerald, Pink Sapphire
Design: Oval emeralds alternating with fancy kite-cut pink sapphires, bezel-set along a fine cable chain
Closure: Spring ring clasp
Certification: IGS Certified Gemstones

Base Metal: 18K Gold Closing paragraph Emerald and pink sapphire are rarely set together, which is what gives this bracelet its distinct colour story — cool green against warm pink, in two different cuts. Hand-set in 18K gold at Qala's workshop in Jaipur, India's historic gemstone hub, it works as a standalone statement or alongside plainer gold pieces.

Shipping and Return Policy

Shipping
Complimentary worldwide shipping, with orders made to order and dispatched within 7–10 business days.

Returns
Returns are not accepted unless deemed valid at our discretion. Exchanges are accepted within 21 days for a piece of equal or greater value, with return shipping costs borne by the customer.

Gemstone Certification & Authenticity

Every Qala piece is accompanied by IGS certification, confirming the use of natural gemstones, the cost of which we bear. GIA and IGL certification are also available on request, with the additional cost payable by the customer.

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