Ring - 14 kt. White gold - 0.73ct. tw. Diamond (Natural) - Diamond





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Ladies' ring in 14 karat white gold with a total of 0.73 ct natural diamonds, comprising 23 main stones (0.29 ct, cushion cut) and 22 surrounding stones (0.44 ct, round cut), certified by Gem Report Antwerp, size 45, weight 1.98 g, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Beautiful ring with 24 natural diamonds.
Total Diamond Weight: 0.73 ct
Gold Weight: 1.98 g
Number of stones: 23
Ring size: 45
Gold Purity: 14 kt. verified and tested
Grading Results Central Stones:
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Carat: 0.29 ct
Color: Nat. Fancy Deep Yellowish Brown
Clarity: SI1
Grading Results Side Stones:
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Carat: 0.44 ct
Color: Fancy to Fancy Intense Yellow/Orange/Brown
Clarity: VS - I
Jewelry is graded by Gem Report Antwerp (GRA) and always includes an original certificate.
Certificate number:
Beautiful ring with 24 natural diamonds.
Total Diamond Weight: 0.73 ct
Gold Weight: 1.98 g
Number of stones: 23
Ring size: 45
Gold Purity: 14 kt. verified and tested
Grading Results Central Stones:
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Carat: 0.29 ct
Color: Nat. Fancy Deep Yellowish Brown
Clarity: SI1
Grading Results Side Stones:
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Carat: 0.44 ct
Color: Fancy to Fancy Intense Yellow/Orange/Brown
Clarity: VS - I
Jewelry is graded by Gem Report Antwerp (GRA) and always includes an original certificate.
Certificate number:
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