Earrings - 18 kt. Yellow gold, White gold - 0.57ct. tw. Diamond (Natural) - Pearl
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Pair of 18 kt yellow and white gold earrings with 38 natural diamonds (0.57 ct total) and two Akoya cultured pearls, approximately 33 mm long, total weight 6.3 g, ball clasp, with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Pair of 18 kt yellow and white gold earrings with 38 natural diamonds cut and Akoya cultured pearls.
- This piece has been inspected by a professional who confirms that it has been made with the indicated metal.
- 18 kt yellow and white gold. 750 fineness.
- 38 natural diamonds cut of 0.015 ct each.
- Two Akoya cultured pearls of approximately 4 mm.
- Earring length: approximately 33 mm.
- Pair weight: approximately 6.3 g.
- Ball stud clasp
NOTES
- The tone of the metal, pearls or gemstones may differ from the actual tone of the piece depending on the viewing device, as each screen is calibrated differently according to the manufacturer. Please take this into account.
- Gemstones are usually treated to improve their color or clarity. This is not a defect of the item.
- Pearls may present small irregularities and/or imperfections noticeable in the photographs, an unequivocal sign of authenticity during the cultivation process.
- Shipping costs: indicated in the description
- This product may be subject to DUA.
Pair of 18 kt yellow and white gold earrings with 38 natural diamonds cut and Akoya cultured pearls.
- This piece has been inspected by a professional who confirms that it has been made with the indicated metal.
- 18 kt yellow and white gold. 750 fineness.
- 38 natural diamonds cut of 0.015 ct each.
- Two Akoya cultured pearls of approximately 4 mm.
- Earring length: approximately 33 mm.
- Pair weight: approximately 6.3 g.
- Ball stud clasp
NOTES
- The tone of the metal, pearls or gemstones may differ from the actual tone of the piece depending on the viewing device, as each screen is calibrated differently according to the manufacturer. Please take this into account.
- Gemstones are usually treated to improve their color or clarity. This is not a defect of the item.
- Pearls may present small irregularities and/or imperfections noticeable in the photographs, an unequivocal sign of authenticity during the cultivation process.
- Shipping costs: indicated in the description
- This product may be subject to DUA.
Details
Total carat weight of all stones
0.57
Pearl type
Akoya cultured pearl
Diamond type of main stone
Natural
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Era
After 2000
Fineness
18 kt.
Number of pearls
2
Metal
White gold, Yellow gold
Number of diamonds main stone
38
Brand jewellery
No
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.57
Main stone
Diamond
Diameter of pearls (in mm)
4 mm
Pearl colour
White
Total weight
6.3 g
Surrounding stones
Pearl
Pearl shape
Circle
Condition
New
Pearl surface quality
Clean
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Spain
Pearl lustre
Excellent
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