Ring - 14 kt. Yellow gold - 3.20ct. tw. Mixed colours Diamond (Natural coloured)
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A natural 14K yellow gold diamond ring with ten mixed‑shape fancy color diamonds totaling 3.20 carats, SI1 clarity, IGI laboratory report 54J4170625.
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Description from the seller
IGI report number; 54J4170625
This item is a natural diamond ring set in 14K Yellow Gold.
Total Weight: 11.08 \{ g} (Ring and stones combined).
Diamond Details:
Number of Diamonds: Ten (10) Natural Diamonds.
Total Estimated Carat Weight: 3.20 \{ Carats}.
Shapes/Cuts: The diamonds feature a mix of shapes, including:
Fancy Shapes
Cut Cornered Square Modified Brilliant
Cushion Modified Brilliant
Pear Modified Brilliant
Clarity: SI (Slightly Included).
Finish: Good.
Color (Fancy Colors Listed): The diamonds are notable for their variety of natural fancy colors, including:
Fancy Intense Yellow
Fancy Deep Greenish Gray
Fancy Yellow Brown
Fancy Deep Brown Orange
Fancy Dark Gray
Fancy Greenish Brownish Yellow
Appearance (Based on the Photo)
The ring has a modern, two-row or bypass design. The ten mixed-shape diamonds are individually set, creating a visually dynamic, scattered or cluster effect across the top of the finger. The stones are non-uniformly colored, ranging from light yellow/champagne to rich, dark browns and grays, which is consistent with the "Fancy Colors" described in the IGI report.
IGI report number; 54J4170625
This item is a natural diamond ring set in 14K Yellow Gold.
Total Weight: 11.08 \{ g} (Ring and stones combined).
Diamond Details:
Number of Diamonds: Ten (10) Natural Diamonds.
Total Estimated Carat Weight: 3.20 \{ Carats}.
Shapes/Cuts: The diamonds feature a mix of shapes, including:
Fancy Shapes
Cut Cornered Square Modified Brilliant
Cushion Modified Brilliant
Pear Modified Brilliant
Clarity: SI (Slightly Included).
Finish: Good.
Color (Fancy Colors Listed): The diamonds are notable for their variety of natural fancy colors, including:
Fancy Intense Yellow
Fancy Deep Greenish Gray
Fancy Yellow Brown
Fancy Deep Brown Orange
Fancy Dark Gray
Fancy Greenish Brownish Yellow
Appearance (Based on the Photo)
The ring has a modern, two-row or bypass design. The ten mixed-shape diamonds are individually set, creating a visually dynamic, scattered or cluster effect across the top of the finger. The stones are non-uniformly colored, ranging from light yellow/champagne to rich, dark browns and grays, which is consistent with the "Fancy Colors" described in the IGI report.
Details
Era
After 2000
Total carat weight of all stones
3.20
Laboratory Report
International Gemological Institute (IGI)
Lab report number
54J4170625
Diamond type of main stone
Natural coloured
Fancy colour of main stone
Mixed colours
Metal
Yellow gold
Fineness
14 kt.
Brand jewellery
No
Fancy colour intensity of main stone
Fancy
Number of diamonds main stone
10
Main Stone
Diamond
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
3.20
Diamond clarity grade of main stone
SI1
Total weight
11.08 g
Condition
New
Country of Origin
Israel
Gender
Women
Shape of main stone
Mixed shape
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