Ring - 19.2 kt. Yellow gold - 1.90ct. tw. Ruby - Diamond






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Yellow gold ring in 19.2 carat fineness with a 1.30 ct oval Burmese ruby and 12 round brilliant diamonds totaling 0.60 ct, overall 1.90 ct, size EU 60 / US 9, weight 3.44 g, made in Portugal, excellent condition with minimal wear, no laboratory report, free resizing offered.
Description from the seller
Anel Ouro 19.2 KT (800/1000)
Peso total: 3.44 Gramas
Tamanho: 20/60 EU
Pedras: 1 Rubi da Birmania com 1.30CT apx.
Pedras circundantes: 12 Diamantes - Talha Brilhante VVS2 com 0.60 CT apx.
Fabrico manual em Portugal entre 1965 e 1999
Certificação: Punção casa da Moeda Portuguesa (contrastaria 3 marcas já um pouco gastas) da época
Excelente estado - muito pouco utilizado - sem sinais de desgaste
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Anel Ouro 19.2 KT (800/1000)
Peso total: 3.44 Gramas
Tamanho: 20/60 EU
Pedras: 1 Rubi da Birmania com 1.30CT apx.
Pedras circundantes: 12 Diamantes - Talha Brilhante VVS2 com 0.60 CT apx.
Fabrico manual em Portugal entre 1965 e 1999
Certificação: Punção casa da Moeda Portuguesa (contrastaria 3 marcas já um pouco gastas) da época
Excelente estado - muito pouco utilizado - sem sinais de desgaste
As fotos fazem parte da descrição
Envio em encomenda expresso com rastreamento 2 a 5 dias úteis
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