No Reserve Price - 2 pcs Diamond (Natural) - 1.04 ct - Pear - J - VVS2, VS1 - Gemewizard Gemological Laboratory (GWLab)
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Selected by Maria René Piacenza Bernal
FGA London gemmologist with 20 years' experience as independent diamond expert and trader.
Retail Estimate € 2,300 - € 2,800
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Description from the seller
Please notice, custom duties and VAT are on the buyer's responsibility and not included in the price. Please check before auctioning.
Bidders from Belgium: Please note, you may need to clear the shipment from the Diamond Office in Antwerp.
Remark: We do not work on Fridays and Saturdays
Please notice, custom duties and VAT are on the buyer's responsibility and not included in the price. Please check before auctioning.
Bidders from Belgium: Please note, you may need to clear the shipment from the Diamond Office in Antwerp.
Remark: We do not work on Fridays and Saturdays
Details
Lab report number
250114261022
Diamond type
Natural
Number of diamonds
2
Total carat weight
1.04
Diamond Clarity Grade
VS1, VVS2
Diamond Colour Grade
J
Laboratory Report
Gemewizard Gemological Laboratory (GWLab)
Sealed by laboratory
Yes
Laser Engraved
No
Weight
0.50-0.69
Shape
Pear
Cutting style
Step cut
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