No Reserve Price - 1 pcs Diamond (Natural coloured) - 0.12 ct - Round - Fancy light Purplish Pink - I2 - International Gemological Institute (IGI)
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Natural coloured round brilliant-cut pink diamond, 0.12 ct (0.08–0.14 g), I2 clarity, colour Fancy light purplish pink, cut Fair, symmetry Poor, polish Good, IGI certificate #731528212, laser engraved.
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Description from the seller
IGI Certificate - #731528212
0.12ct
Clarity I2
Color Natural Fancy Light Purplish Pink
**Fast & Secure Shipping Worldwide**
Notes:
1. Chinese buyers: We ship to Hong kong addresses only!
2. Acheteurs français: sachez que les douanes françaises ne dédouaneront des diamants importés que si elles font appel à un agent maritime français local que l'acheteur doit organiser directement à leurs frais. »!!!
3. Buyers must be a were and pay for any taxes or duty in their own country.
4. No Pick-up - As for Regulation and logistics picking up goods is Not an option.
5. If winning bidder decides to cancel / withdraw they will bear risk, cost of all shipping and return import duties of seller
Seller's Story
Maroz Diamonds specialiesed in fancy color polished diamonds, and operates out of the Israel Diamond Exchange. Maroz Diamonds was established in 1984 by Mordecai (Moty) Wallenstein, who runs the firm together with his son, Assaf, who joined the company in 1996. Mordecai & Assaf are members of both the Israeli Diamonds exchange and the Israeli pricious stones exchange.
Moty Wallenstein originally joined the precious gemstones sector, and specialized diamonds, emeralds, sapphires and rubies. With an office in Germany's well-known gemstone center, Idar-Oberstein, Moty serviced clients throughout Germany.
With the opening of Maroz Diamonds, the company was deeply involved in the American diamonds and jewelry market. Assaf spent two years working in the U.S office along with the firm's local partner where he established a wide network of customers. The U.S. office specialized in diamonds and jewelry to the American market.
With decades of experience in trading polished diamonds, Moty and Assaf deal in diamonds from 0.10 carats up to 4-5 carats in all colors, particularly in special colors, in clarities I to VS.
Maroz Diamonds has established a worldwide network of contacts for the purchase of diamonds, including in Israel, India, Brazil, African countries and elsewhere across the globe.
The company's clients are also global – including the United States where the company is well known, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom.
IGI Certificate - #731528212
0.12ct
Clarity I2
Color Natural Fancy Light Purplish Pink
**Fast & Secure Shipping Worldwide**
Notes:
1. Chinese buyers: We ship to Hong kong addresses only!
2. Acheteurs français: sachez que les douanes françaises ne dédouaneront des diamants importés que si elles font appel à un agent maritime français local que l'acheteur doit organiser directement à leurs frais. »!!!
3. Buyers must be a were and pay for any taxes or duty in their own country.
4. No Pick-up - As for Regulation and logistics picking up goods is Not an option.
5. If winning bidder decides to cancel / withdraw they will bear risk, cost of all shipping and return import duties of seller
Seller's Story
Maroz Diamonds specialiesed in fancy color polished diamonds, and operates out of the Israel Diamond Exchange. Maroz Diamonds was established in 1984 by Mordecai (Moty) Wallenstein, who runs the firm together with his son, Assaf, who joined the company in 1996. Mordecai & Assaf are members of both the Israeli Diamonds exchange and the Israeli pricious stones exchange.
Moty Wallenstein originally joined the precious gemstones sector, and specialized diamonds, emeralds, sapphires and rubies. With an office in Germany's well-known gemstone center, Idar-Oberstein, Moty serviced clients throughout Germany.
With the opening of Maroz Diamonds, the company was deeply involved in the American diamonds and jewelry market. Assaf spent two years working in the U.S office along with the firm's local partner where he established a wide network of customers. The U.S. office specialized in diamonds and jewelry to the American market.
With decades of experience in trading polished diamonds, Moty and Assaf deal in diamonds from 0.10 carats up to 4-5 carats in all colors, particularly in special colors, in clarities I to VS.
Maroz Diamonds has established a worldwide network of contacts for the purchase of diamonds, including in Israel, India, Brazil, African countries and elsewhere across the globe.
The company's clients are also global – including the United States where the company is well known, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom.
Details
Natural fancy colour
Pink
Diamond type
Natural coloured
Lab report number
731528212
Number of diamonds
1
Fancy colour intensity
Fancy light
Fancy colour overtone
Purplish
Total carat weight
0.12
Cut grade
Fair
Diamond Clarity Grade
I2
Symmetry
Poor
Polish
Good
Laboratory Report
International Gemological Institute (IGI)
Sealed by laboratory
No
Laser Engraved
Yes
Weight
0.08-0.14
Shape
Round
Cutting style
Brilliant cut
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