No Reserve Price Ametrine - 60.24 ct - Instituto Gemólogico Español (IGE)
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Selected by Purificacion Aquino Garcia
Holds a gemmology degree from IGE Madrid and an MBA from University of Santiago de Compostela.
Retail Estimate € 800 - € 1,000
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A 60.24 carat oval ametrine from Bolivia, eye clean and untreated, backed by IGE certification D-53580, a striking two tone gem ready for bidding.
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Description from the seller
High Quality,
Weight: 60.24ct
Size: 31.40 x 19.47 x 15.11 mm
Shape: Oval.
Color: Purple and Brownish Orange.
Clarity: Eye clean.
Treatment: No indications of enhancements.
Origin: Bolivia.
IGE Certificate D-53580
Sending via registered insured mail with tracking number
High Quality,
Weight: 60.24ct
Size: 31.40 x 19.47 x 15.11 mm
Shape: Oval.
Color: Purple and Brownish Orange.
Clarity: Eye clean.
Treatment: No indications of enhancements.
Origin: Bolivia.
IGE Certificate D-53580
Sending via registered insured mail with tracking number
Details
Gemstone type
Ametrine
Total carat weight
60.24
Treatment
No evidence of treatment
Laboratory Report
Instituto Gemólogico Español (IGE)
Sealed by laboratory
Yes
Shape
Oval
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