No Reserve Price - 1 pcs Aquamarine - 3.26 ct - Instituto Gemólogico Español (IGE) - Undiagnosed






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Aguamarina, 1 stone, total weight 3.26 ct.
Description from the seller
Natural Aquamarine
Size. Rectangular
Weight: 3.26 carats
Measurements: 12.66 x 7.00 x 4.78 mm
Color: Blue
Transparency. Transparent.
Treatment. There are no treatment indications.
IGE Certificate No. D-56299
Internal Reference. 399
The shipment will be made by agency and with a tracking number.
Shipments to included islands such as Sicily, Corsica, and Sardinia will incur an additional charge of 18 euros.
Seller's Story
Natural Aquamarine
Size. Rectangular
Weight: 3.26 carats
Measurements: 12.66 x 7.00 x 4.78 mm
Color: Blue
Transparency. Transparent.
Treatment. There are no treatment indications.
IGE Certificate No. D-56299
Internal Reference. 399
The shipment will be made by agency and with a tracking number.
Shipments to included islands such as Sicily, Corsica, and Sardinia will incur an additional charge of 18 euros.
Seller's Story
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