Earrings - 18 kt. White gold - 10.80ct. tw. Aquamarine - Diamond - Made in Italy - Handmade





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Pair of 18 carat white gold earrings featuring two aquamarines (9.40 ct total) and thirty-two natural brilliant-cut diamonds (1.40 ct total) with a lab report GEM-TECH 465527, main stones from Madagascar, overall weight 10.47 g, made in Italy and handmade.
Description from the seller
18 karat white gold earrings with 2 Aquamarina (Aquamarine) 9.40 Ct total and 32 Diamonds totaling 1.40 Ct
Gem teck certificate 465527
Item Type: Earrings
Gender: Female
Material: White gold
Material Title: Gold 18 kt / 750 millesimals. The purity of the metal is guaranteed and verified. The images provided are an integral part of the description and show the item in detail for your accurate assessment.
Length approx 2.00 cm x 1.80 cm
Total Weight: 10.47 g
Conditions: New
Main Stone: Aquamarine - 9.40 Ct total
Main Stone Treatment: Commonly heat-treated
Weight of main stone: 2 pieces of 4.70 Ct
Surrounding Stones: Diamonds - 1.40 Ct total
Diamond Stone Cut: Brilliant
Diamond Color: G
Diamond Clarity: VVS
Treatment of surrounding stones: Natural, untreated
Weight of surrounding stones: 32 pieces of ~0.043 Ct each
Insured shipping with tracking number.
They will be sent registered and insured by DHL. Buyers outside the EU should account for VAT and customs duties payable.
Buyers subject to customs who exercise the right of withdrawal will be liable for customs duties even for the return of the lot to the seller.
Summer shipping notice: all lots with payment confirmed by August 13 will be shipped normally before the summer closure. Lots with payment confirmed after August 13 will be shipped starting August 25, due to the company holiday closure. Thank you for understanding.
Seller's Story
18 karat white gold earrings with 2 Aquamarina (Aquamarine) 9.40 Ct total and 32 Diamonds totaling 1.40 Ct
Gem teck certificate 465527
Item Type: Earrings
Gender: Female
Material: White gold
Material Title: Gold 18 kt / 750 millesimals. The purity of the metal is guaranteed and verified. The images provided are an integral part of the description and show the item in detail for your accurate assessment.
Length approx 2.00 cm x 1.80 cm
Total Weight: 10.47 g
Conditions: New
Main Stone: Aquamarine - 9.40 Ct total
Main Stone Treatment: Commonly heat-treated
Weight of main stone: 2 pieces of 4.70 Ct
Surrounding Stones: Diamonds - 1.40 Ct total
Diamond Stone Cut: Brilliant
Diamond Color: G
Diamond Clarity: VVS
Treatment of surrounding stones: Natural, untreated
Weight of surrounding stones: 32 pieces of ~0.043 Ct each
Insured shipping with tracking number.
They will be sent registered and insured by DHL. Buyers outside the EU should account for VAT and customs duties payable.
Buyers subject to customs who exercise the right of withdrawal will be liable for customs duties even for the return of the lot to the seller.
Summer shipping notice: all lots with payment confirmed by August 13 will be shipped normally before the summer closure. Lots with payment confirmed after August 13 will be shipped starting August 25, due to the company holiday closure. Thank you for understanding.
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