Pomellato - Keyring





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Pomellato 18k gold keychain, handmade in Italy, set with 102 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling about 0.24 ct (F-G, VVS/VS), stamped 18kt/750 Pomellato, weight 12.20 g, circumference 2.4 cm, in excellent condition with box and jewellery warranty.
Description from the seller
18kt Gold Pomellato Keychain.
Handmade in Italy
Main stone: 102 brilliant-cut diamonds with an estimated total weight of about 0.24 ct. F - G Color VVS/VS
Item weight: 12.20 g
Circumference measurement: 2.4 cm
Gold stamps: 18kt /750 - Pomellato
Conditions: excellent
Comes with box and jewelry warranty
Each piece of jewelry is subjected to a quality control check before shipping
Shop with complete security
Shipping: Tracked and insured with DHL
Any duties/taxes are the buyer's responsibility
Seller's Story
18kt Gold Pomellato Keychain.
Handmade in Italy
Main stone: 102 brilliant-cut diamonds with an estimated total weight of about 0.24 ct. F - G Color VVS/VS
Item weight: 12.20 g
Circumference measurement: 2.4 cm
Gold stamps: 18kt /750 - Pomellato
Conditions: excellent
Comes with box and jewelry warranty
Each piece of jewelry is subjected to a quality control check before shipping
Shop with complete security
Shipping: Tracked and insured with DHL
Any duties/taxes are the buyer's responsibility
Seller's Story
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