Ring - 14 kt. Yellow gold Opal - Diamond






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Yellow gold 14k unisex ring with a central orange opal of 1.30 ct in cabochon cut, surrounded by 14 diamonds totaling 0.42 ct (SI, G), ring size EU 53 / US 6.25, new, no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
New ring made in 14k rose gold with a central orange opal weighing 1.30 ct in oval cabochon cut; around it there are 14 diamonds in 8/8 cut of 0.03 ct each, totaling 0.42 ct, SI clarity and G color.
Piece brand-new, with no wear of any kind
Gemstones are commonly treated to enhance color or clarity. This has not been investigated for this specific item
Weight: 2.35 g.
Spain
13
Europe
53
USA and Canada
6.5
It is delivered in an elegant presentation box.
Shipped via insured international carrier.
New ring made in 14k rose gold with a central orange opal weighing 1.30 ct in oval cabochon cut; around it there are 14 diamonds in 8/8 cut of 0.03 ct each, totaling 0.42 ct, SI clarity and G color.
Piece brand-new, with no wear of any kind
Gemstones are commonly treated to enhance color or clarity. This has not been investigated for this specific item
Weight: 2.35 g.
Spain
13
Europe
53
USA and Canada
6.5
It is delivered in an elegant presentation box.
Shipped via insured international carrier.
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