Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 11.34ct. tw. Aquamarine





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18 carat yellow gold ring (750) set with a single oval aquamarine weighing 11.34 ct, blue and transparent, with IGI certificate 811663710, clarity Slight, no indications of treatments, total weight 7.33 g, ring size 14/15, setting 16x13x11.6 mm, made in Italy, new.
Description from the seller
Yellow gold ring 750 with natural aquamarine, ocean blue.
Weight 7.33 g. Size 14/15. Internal shank with lozenge mark 750.
Setting dimensions mm 16x13x11.6h
Center solitaire setting carats 11.34
Shipped via international courier with tracking and signature on delivery
This jewel was created in an artisanal workshop. The manufacturing steps were carried out to obtain an exclusive and original piece.
The jewel comes with a gift box and IGI certificate 811663710
Made in Italy
Yellow gold ring 750 with natural aquamarine, ocean blue.
Weight 7.33 g. Size 14/15. Internal shank with lozenge mark 750.
Setting dimensions mm 16x13x11.6h
Center solitaire setting carats 11.34
Shipped via international courier with tracking and signature on delivery
This jewel was created in an artisanal workshop. The manufacturing steps were carried out to obtain an exclusive and original piece.
The jewel comes with a gift box and IGI certificate 811663710
Made in Italy
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