No reserve price - Ring - 14 kt. White gold - 3.51ct. tw. Sapphire





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14 kt white gold ring featuring 20 transparent multicolour pear-cut sapphires totaling 3.51 carats, heat treated, with GFCO Gem Lab report AUP636.
Description from the seller
report id nbr: aup636
code: 40695-2
date (dd-mm-yy): 05-12-25
- a ring
- with Fancy Sapphire•
metal: 14k white gold
total weight: 2.42 grams
colored stone identification
family/species natural corundum
trade name: Fancy Sapphire
weight: 3.51 carats
color Various Colors
shape: Pear
dimensions: 3.61 x3.07 xXX mm.
crown cut: brilliant
pavilion cut: Step
comment: Standard Heat
origin: Sri Lanka
report id nbr: aup636
code: 40695-2
date (dd-mm-yy): 05-12-25
- a ring
- with Fancy Sapphire•
metal: 14k white gold
total weight: 2.42 grams
colored stone identification
family/species natural corundum
trade name: Fancy Sapphire
weight: 3.51 carats
color Various Colors
shape: Pear
dimensions: 3.61 x3.07 xXX mm.
crown cut: brilliant
pavilion cut: Step
comment: Standard Heat
origin: Sri Lanka
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