1 pcs Diamond (Natural) - 0.41 ct - Round - I1 - International Gemological Institute (IGI) - O - P
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Selected by Alberto Fidalgo
Qualified goldsmith, gemmologist and diamond dealer with over fifteen years experience.
Retail Estimate € 500 - € 650
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Description from the seller
Diamond Report:
Shape: Round
Measurements: 4.62 X 4.74 X 2.94 mm
Carat Weight: 0.41 Carats
Color: O - P
Clarity: I1
--Belgium bidders--
You must have a license and be registered at DIAMOND OFFICE in Belgium to import loose diamonds. If you don't have it please don't bid.
Diamond Report:
Shape: Round
Measurements: 4.62 X 4.74 X 2.94 mm
Carat Weight: 0.41 Carats
Color: O - P
Clarity: I1
--Belgium bidders--
You must have a license and be registered at DIAMOND OFFICE in Belgium to import loose diamonds. If you don't have it please don't bid.
Details
Diamond type
Natural
Number of diamonds
1
Total carat weight
0.41
Diamond Clarity Grade
I1
Laboratory Report
International Gemological Institute (IGI)
Sealed by laboratory
Yes
Laser Engraved
No
Title additional information
O - P
Shape
Round
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