イヤリング - 14 kt. Yellow gold - 9.28ct. tw. Diamond (Lab-grown)





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14KT イエローゴールド ダイヤモンド イヤリング – 9.28カラット | IGI 認証 | ラボグロウンダイヤモンド
refined luxury を追求する女性にぴったりの、ブランド新作のデザイナーリングが現代的なデザインとクラシックな魅力を融合—婚約、祝祭、日常のエレガンスに最適です。
商品詳細:
素材: 14KT イエローゴールド
総重量: 8.96 g
正味重量: 7.10 g
主石: ラボグロウンダイヤモンド
主石の形状(メイン): ハート ブリリアントカット
総メイン石重量: 9.28 ct
ダイヤモンド純度(メイン): VVS - VS
周石: なし
周石重量: なし
周石形状: なし
カットスタイル: ブリリアントカット
総ダイヤモンド重量: 9.28 ct
状態: 新品
原産国: インド
認証: IGI (International Gemological Institute)
ラボレポート番号: 17J313972605
無料サイズ直し: なし
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14KT イエローゴールド ダイヤモンド イヤリング – 9.28カラット | IGI 認証 | ラボグロウンダイヤモンド
refined luxury を追求する女性にぴったりの、ブランド新作のデザイナーリングが現代的なデザインとクラシックな魅力を融合—婚約、祝祭、日常のエレガンスに最適です。
商品詳細:
素材: 14KT イエローゴールド
総重量: 8.96 g
正味重量: 7.10 g
主石: ラボグロウンダイヤモンド
主石の形状(メイン): ハート ブリリアントカット
総メイン石重量: 9.28 ct
ダイヤモンド純度(メイン): VVS - VS
周石: なし
周石重量: なし
周石形状: なし
カットスタイル: ブリリアントカット
総ダイヤモンド重量: 9.28 ct
状態: 新品
原産国: インド
認証: IGI (International Gemological Institute)
ラボレポート番号: 17J313972605
無料サイズ直し: なし
• FedEx または DHL による完全保険付き配送。
• ラグジュアリーボックス同梱。
ご注意ください
* お住まいの国によっては追加のVAT、関税、輸入手数料が課される場合があります。これらはすべて購入者の負担となります。
* 落札者がキャンセル/取り消しを選択した場合、すべての発送費用と出品者への輸入関税の返送料などのリスクと費用を負担します。
---フランス語およびポルトガル語入札者様---
関税仲介業者が必要になる場合がありますが、それはご自身の責任となります。
必要な場合は遠慮なくご連絡ください。
当社の出品リストをもっとご覧になりたい場合は、レビューと所在地の横にある出品者名をクリックしてください。
お客様の満足が最優先です。ご不明点やご質問があればお気軽にお問い合わせください。
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