Ring Platinum - 0.60ct. tw. Diamond (Natural) - Diamond - Platinum ring





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Platinum ring with a natural princess-cut central diamond of 0.44 ct, colour F, clarity VS2, flanked by 13 surrounding natural diamonds totalling 0.16 ct, colour H, clarity VS2, in a 9.06 g piece of excellent condition originating from Spain, with an IGE laboratory report D-68550, an adjustable size and free resizing.
Description from the seller
Platinum ring with a natural central princess-cut diamond of 0.44 ct, color H, clarity VS2. Also 12 natural side diamonds in brilliant cut with an estimated total weight of 0.16 ct, color F-G, clarity VS.
Total weight of the piece: 9.06 g
Excellent condition (like new)
Marks: P900, 0.444 on the base of the ring
Certified by the Spanish Gemological Institute.
Platinum ring with a natural central princess-cut diamond of 0.44 ct, color H, clarity VS2. Also 12 natural side diamonds in brilliant cut with an estimated total weight of 0.16 ct, color F-G, clarity VS.
Total weight of the piece: 9.06 g
Excellent condition (like new)
Marks: P900, 0.444 on the base of the ring
Certified by the Spanish Gemological Institute.
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