リング - 14 kt. White gold - 5.06ct. tw. Diamond (Lab-grown) - Diamond





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A 14 kt white gold women’s ring featuring a lab-grown oval brilliant-cut main diamond of 4.07 ct (colour E, VS1) with six surrounding oval brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 0.99 ct (overall 5.06 ct) and IGI lab report LG784655104 with Belgian hallmarks.
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LG784655104
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LG784655104
Product Description
ベルギーの職人技の優雅さを体験してください — すべてのジュエリーは私たち自身がデザインし、制作しているため、どの作品も本当に唯一無二です。
すべてのジュエリーにはホールマークが入り、精密に作られ、上品な化粧箱に入れてお届けします。
迅速な対応と発送を誇りに思っており、すべてのお客様に item を迅速かつ美しくお届けします。
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Please Note
• ご入札前に必ずすべてのサイズを carefully チェックしてください。
• サイズ直しのご依頼はご購入後すぐにお申し付けください。追加料金は€50です。
• 各アイテムにはベルギーの金のホールマークが付いています。
• 関税と輸入費用は購入者のご負担となります。
• すべての写真は実物の商品を写したものです — 入札前に必ずご確認ください。
• 落札者がキャンセルした場合、発送費と返品の輸入費用は落札者のご負担です。
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