3.90 Carat Emerald & Diamond Halo Pavé Shank 18K White Gold Ring

Natural 3.90 carat emerald cut light green emerald halo ring in 18K two-tone white and yellow gold, featuring a yellow gold 4-prong basket and open filigree gallery within a square white gold pavé diamond halo and diamond-set shank, totaling 0.60 carats of F-G/SI round brilliant diamonds.

Ring size 6.75, adjustable, ring face 12.8mm, emerald measures 9.6 x 9.2mm.

The setting is an exceptionally detailed two-tone halo mounting — a yellow gold 4-prong basket cradles the near-square emerald cut center stone with warm prong color that complements the light green body of the gem, while an open filigree gallery on the sides of the mounting creates a crown-like architectural structure visible from all profiles that elevates the stone high and dramatically above the finger. The white gold square halo is densely set with round brilliant diamonds that precisely follow the rectangular perimeter of the emerald cut, and the diamond pavé continues down both shoulders of the tapered white gold shank creating a continuous sparkle from halo to band. The contrast between the intricate open gallery and the clean, modern square halo frame makes this ring as sophisticated from the side as it is face-up.

This 3.90 carat emerald cut light green emerald is a generously sized, near-square stone measuring 9.6 x 9.2mm — proportions that give it a broad, commanding face presence with the classic step-cut facet pattern producing sweeping, transparent reflections of its cool light green body color. The light green tone is bright and airy, with a luminous quality that reads as clean and glassy through the step-cut facets, offering a refreshing visual alternative to the more commonly seen dark saturated emerald tones in the fine jewelry market. The F-G color, SI clarity round brilliant diamonds in the halo and shank ensure that the accent stones are bright white and eye-clean, providing maximum contrast and brilliance against the light green emerald center. Natural emerald cut emeralds of nearly 4 carats in this near-square format are rare at any quality level and represent a significant fine gemstone acquisition.