No reserve price - リング - 14 kt. White gold - 2.01ct. tw. Diamond (Lab-grown) - Diamond





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A 14 kt white gold, women’s ring featuring a 1.57 ct cushion-cut main lab-grown diamond (color E–F, clarity VVS1–VVS2) with four surrounding round lab-grown diamonds totaling 0.44 ct (clarity VS1–VS2), for a total of 2.01 ct and weight of 1.72 g, with HRD Antwerp certificate J260000152340.
Description from the seller
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総カラット重量: 2.01 ct (5石)
総重量: 1.72 g
材質: 14 kt. ホワイトゴールド(検証済み・試験済み)
指輪サイズ: 55
主石グレーディング結果:
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カラット: 1.57 ct
カラー: E - F
クラリティ: VVS
グレーディング結果 サイドストーン:
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カラット: 0.44 ct
クラリティ: VS
証明書番号: J260000152340
~ 入札内容をよく理解していない場合、またはロットを検査した後にグレーディング基準に同意できない場合は、入札をご検討なさらないでください。
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~ 落札者がキャンセル/撤回を決定した場合、すべての発送費用と出品者の返送関税を含む費用の負担をしていただくことになりますのでご注意ください。
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Seller's Story
!! ノーリザーブ価格 !!
~~ EUからの購入者は税金や関税を支払う必要がありません。 ~~
総カラット重量: 2.01 ct (5石)
総重量: 1.72 g
材質: 14 kt. ホワイトゴールド(検証済み・試験済み)
指輪サイズ: 55
主石グレーディング結果:
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カラット: 1.57 ct
カラー: E - F
クラリティ: VVS
グレーディング結果 サイドストーン:
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カラット: 0.44 ct
クラリティ: VS
証明書番号: J260000152340
~ 入札内容をよく理解していない場合、またはロットを検査した後にグレーディング基準に同意できない場合は、入札をご検討なさらないでください。
~ ジュエリーはHRD Antwerpによって評価され、常に原本の証明書が同梱されます。
~ 当社の出荷はすべて保険がかけられ、DHL/Mikropakket/FedEx/DPDといった最も信頼性の高い配送会社によって追跡されます。
~ 落札者がキャンセル/撤回を決定した場合、すべての発送費用と出品者の返送関税を含む費用の負担をしていただくことになりますのでご注意ください。
~ 有効な欧州VAT番号をお持ちであれば、請求書に含められるよう、プライベートメッセージでお送りください。
Seller's Story
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