14.21 Carat Yellow Diamond Ring: An Archived Design Profile

A yellow cushion center stone and two white side stones define this three stone ring from the Diamonds by Raymond Lee archive. The yellow center dominates the design, while the curved outer edges of the side stones soften its transition into the band.

Specifications in the original record

The archived description identifies the center as a 14.21 carat natural Fancy Vivid Yellow cushion diamond with VVS2 clarity, Very Good polish and symmetry, and no fluorescence. It cites GIA report 14164421. The two half moon side diamonds are recorded as 2.01 carats, G color and SI2 clarity, and 1.73 carats, E color and SI1 clarity, with reports 15698271 and 15698269.

The mounting is recorded as platinum and 18k yellow gold, size 6.5, with a total ring weight of 12.3 grams. These historical details should be matched to the reports and the physical ring before any purchase. This article does not confirm current stock.

What to look for in person

Compare the yellow diamond under different lighting, then check the balance between the center and side stones. A fluorescence description does not mean a diamond will look identical under every light. Likewise, polish and symmetry grades alone do not establish its overall visual performance.

A grading report describes gemological characteristics; it does not set a selling price or guarantee future value. GIA’s diamond quality guide explains the separate factors involved. To discuss this design or available yellow diamond rings, contact our team.