Ring - 18 kt. Rose gold Garnet - Diamond






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Open counter ring in 18k rose gold for women, featuring a 1.20 ct pear-cut garnet center stone with 26 round brilliant-cut natural diamonds around it totaling 0.32 ct, size EU 54 / US 6 ¾, new, made in Italy, with no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Open ring in 18k rose gold with a central pear-cut garnet and a surrounding of diamonds.
18k rose gold, 3.4 g
Size 26, Diamonds total weight 0.32 ct, color F, clarity VS1, round brilliant cut
A 1.20 ct pear-cut garnet
New ring, includes box and the jeweler's warranty that guarantees the quality of the materials.
Shipping with trackable courier
Open ring in 18k rose gold with a central pear-cut garnet and a surrounding of diamonds.
18k rose gold, 3.4 g
Size 26, Diamonds total weight 0.32 ct, color F, clarity VS1, round brilliant cut
A 1.20 ct pear-cut garnet
New ring, includes box and the jeweler's warranty that guarantees the quality of the materials.
Shipping with trackable courier
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