Ring - 14 kt. White gold - 1.28ct. tw. Tanzanite - Diamond






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A 14k white gold ring featuring a natural violet Tanzanite of 1.23 ct as the main stone, surrounded by six natural diamonds (0.05 ct total) in brilliant-cut, with a total weight of 1.72 g, origin Spain, Tanzanite from Tanzania, HRD Antwerp laboratory report J260000118606, model R42363TANWD_14K WG.
Description from the seller
The Tanzanite is ONLY produced on the island of Tanzania !!!!
1 gemstone
total approx. 1.23 ct
Shape
Round
Gemstone(s)
Natural Tanzanite
6 diamonds
total approx. 0.05 ct
Shape
brilliant
Colour Grade
F - G
Clarity Grade
SI
Symmetry
VG - G
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
R42363TANWD_14K WG
Tanzanite-Violet-Transparent
DESCRIPTION
Type of Jewel
ring
Inscription
585
Description of Material
14k white gold
Total Weight of Jewel
1.72 g
Total Weight of Diamonds
0.05 ct
Total Weight of Gemstones 1.23 ct
Setting
prong, pavé
The Tanzanite is ONLY produced on the island of Tanzania !!!!
1 gemstone
total approx. 1.23 ct
Shape
Round
Gemstone(s)
Natural Tanzanite
6 diamonds
total approx. 0.05 ct
Shape
brilliant
Colour Grade
F - G
Clarity Grade
SI
Symmetry
VG - G
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
R42363TANWD_14K WG
Tanzanite-Violet-Transparent
DESCRIPTION
Type of Jewel
ring
Inscription
585
Description of Material
14k white gold
Total Weight of Jewel
1.72 g
Total Weight of Diamonds
0.05 ct
Total Weight of Gemstones 1.23 ct
Setting
prong, pavé
Details
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