Cross - 18kt gold - 1990-2000






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Cross pendant in white gold 18 kt with diamonds totalling 3.00 ct (color G/H, VS1–VS2) weighing 12.26 g, made in Italy in the 1990s, with gem guarantee certificate and elegant gift box.
Description from the seller
Cross-shaped pendant in white gold with diamonds.
Weight: 9.85 g
Gold hallmark 750/1000
Main stone
Amsterdam-cut diamonds, 3.00 ct
Color G/H
Purity VS1/VS2
Total Ct Diamonds 3.00
insured and tracked shipments
Your jewel will be presented in an elegant gift box and accompanied by a gem guarantee certificate.
Customs duties are borne by the buyer depending on their country of purchase.
Cross-shaped pendant in white gold with diamonds.
Weight: 9.85 g
Gold hallmark 750/1000
Main stone
Amsterdam-cut diamonds, 3.00 ct
Color G/H
Purity VS1/VS2
Total Ct Diamonds 3.00
insured and tracked shipments
Your jewel will be presented in an elegant gift box and accompanied by a gem guarantee certificate.
Customs duties are borne by the buyer depending on their country of purchase.
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