Brooch - 18 kt. White gold, Yellow gold - 0.20ct. tw. Diamond (Natural)






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Elegant brooch in 18-karat yellow and white gold, crafted in Italy around the 1990s, featuring a single natural brilliant-cut diamond of 0.20 ct set in white gold with a blue sapphire accent and a total weight of 5.8 g, size 6.5 cm, in very good condition with minor wear and no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Elegant brooch in yellow and white gold 750 (18 kt), made in Italy and purchased at a jewelry store around the 1990s.
The jewel features a natural brilliant-cut diamond of 0.20 ct, mounted in white gold, which provides brightness and contrast to the design. It is also embellished with a natural blue stone (sapphire), used as a decorative element.
There is a tag/certificate issued by the jeweler (still existing), which attests to:
- the 18 kt gold workmanship,
- the nature of the diamond,
- the presence of the sapphire.
Elegant brooch in yellow and white gold 750 (18 kt), made in Italy and purchased at a jewelry store around the 1990s.
The jewel features a natural brilliant-cut diamond of 0.20 ct, mounted in white gold, which provides brightness and contrast to the design. It is also embellished with a natural blue stone (sapphire), used as a decorative element.
There is a tag/certificate issued by the jeweler (still existing), which attests to:
- the 18 kt gold workmanship,
- the nature of the diamond,
- the presence of the sapphire.
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