Ring White Gold, Unheated Cabochon-cut Sapphire 21.37 ct. and Diamonds

Carat : The carat (ct) is a unit of mass equal to 2 g. Carat is used for measuring the weight of gemstones.
Sapphire : Sapphire is a gemstone of the family of the mineral corundum. The most famous color for Sapphire is blue, but trace amounts of other elements can give yellow, purple, orange, or greenish sapphires. In the case of chromium impurities in corundum it would be called a called a Ruby. Sapphires are found in Sri Lanka, Myanmar or Australia.
White gold : White gold is an alloy of pure gold with copper, Zinc, Palladium or nickel.
Cabochon cut : Means a polished dome shaped gemstone stone, without facet.