エンゲージリング - 18 kt. White gold - 9.27ct. tw. Diamond (Lab-grown) - E VS1 IGI





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長く続くエレガンスを堪能できる、14金白金のリング。単一点の、9.27カラットのラボグロウン・ダイヤモンドを美しく際立たせます。優れた輝きと炎を誇るこのダイヤモンドは、鉱物由来の宝石に代わる、豪華でありながら環境に配慮した選択です。豊かなホワイトゴールドのセッティングがダイヤモンドの放つ輝きをよく引き立て、温かさと洗練の完璧な調和を生み出します。IGI LG800608520による品質と真贋の証明を受けており、卓越した職人技と恒久的な美の象徴です。どんな場面にも華やかさを添えるリングとして、コレクションに魅力的な一品となります。
リングサイズ: EU 56 / IT 16 / US 7 ½
出荷前にサイズ直しを無料で承ります。
センター・ストーン:
___________
ラボグロウン・ダイヤモンド
カット: オーバル・ブリリアント
カラット: 9.27カラット
カラー: E
クラリティ: VS1
VATと税金:
居住国により関税や輸入税が課されることがありますのでご留意ください。
Duties and Taxesは商品価格に含まれていません。国ごとに異なり、お客様の責任で現地の税金とVATを確認してください。
** 香港ではVATは0%です。
** 高額品は追加料金でジュネーブ・スイス・フリーポートへ発送可能です。詳細はお問い合わせください。
中国およびロシアの購買者の方へ:入札しないでください。私たちはダイヤモンドを貴国へ発送できません。
**顧客満足が最優先です。ご不明点がありましたらお気軽にお問い合わせください。
"もし落札者がキャンセル/撤回を決定した場合、発送費用の全額と返品時の輸入税の負担は落札者が負います(売り手は負担しません)"。
ポルトガルの顧客へ:
通常、荷物をポルトガル税関から解除するため、顧客ご自身で指定のポルトガル通関ブローカーを手配していただく必要があります。
長く続くエレガンスを堪能できる、14金白金のリング。単一点の、9.27カラットのラボグロウン・ダイヤモンドを美しく際立たせます。優れた輝きと炎を誇るこのダイヤモンドは、鉱物由来の宝石に代わる、豪華でありながら環境に配慮した選択です。豊かなホワイトゴールドのセッティングがダイヤモンドの放つ輝きをよく引き立て、温かさと洗練の完璧な調和を生み出します。IGI LG800608520による品質と真贋の証明を受けており、卓越した職人技と恒久的な美の象徴です。どんな場面にも華やかさを添えるリングとして、コレクションに魅力的な一品となります。
リングサイズ: EU 56 / IT 16 / US 7 ½
出荷前にサイズ直しを無料で承ります。
センター・ストーン:
___________
ラボグロウン・ダイヤモンド
カット: オーバル・ブリリアント
カラット: 9.27カラット
カラー: E
クラリティ: VS1
VATと税金:
居住国により関税や輸入税が課されることがありますのでご留意ください。
Duties and Taxesは商品価格に含まれていません。国ごとに異なり、お客様の責任で現地の税金とVATを確認してください。
** 香港ではVATは0%です。
** 高額品は追加料金でジュネーブ・スイス・フリーポートへ発送可能です。詳細はお問い合わせください。
中国およびロシアの購買者の方へ:入札しないでください。私たちはダイヤモンドを貴国へ発送できません。
**顧客満足が最優先です。ご不明点がありましたらお気軽にお問い合わせください。
"もし落札者がキャンセル/撤回を決定した場合、発送費用の全額と返品時の輸入税の負担は落札者が負います(売り手は負担しません)"。
ポルトガルの顧客へ:
通常、荷物をポルトガル税関から解除するため、顧客ご自身で指定のポルトガル通関ブローカーを手配していただく必要があります。
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