リング - 14 kt. White gold - 7.01ct. tw. Diamond (Lab-grown)





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Description from the seller
ラボグロウン・ダイヤモンドのリング
IGI認証 : LG799618409
ダイヤモンドの詳細
形状・カット: ラウンド
カラット重: 7.01 Ct
色評価: F
クラリティ評価: VVS2
研磨: Excellent
対称性: Excellent
蛍光性: なし
リングの詳細
素材: 14Kホワイトゴールド
リング重量: 5.00 g
リングサイズ: 54 EU
-入札者への重要なお知らせ-
入札前にロットをよくご確認ください。
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--EU購入者
すべての入札にはVATは含まれません。
本ロットは欧州連合(インド)以外から発送されます。
輸入VATは買い手の現地税率で課されます(国により一般的に17%–27%程度)。
VATは落札価格+送料+保険料に対して計算されます。
通関手続き料や宅配便の取り扱い料金はすべて買い手の負担です。
EUの購入者は輸入VAT・関税・現地税のすべてを負担する責任があります。
--非EU購入者
欧州連合以外の買い手は現地の輸入規制の遵守責任があります。
現地当局や宅配業者が課す関税、VAT/GST、税金、 clearance fees は入札価格には含まれておらず、配達前に買い手が支払う必要があります。
-キャンセルと返品-
キャンセルまたは返品の場合:
送料、通関手数料、VATは返金不可
返送送料および関連する通関手数料は買い手の責任
ご関心とご理解をありがとうございます。
敬具,
ajay および jasmin
Seller's Story
ラボグロウン・ダイヤモンドのリング
IGI認証 : LG799618409
ダイヤモンドの詳細
形状・カット: ラウンド
カラット重: 7.01 Ct
色評価: F
クラリティ評価: VVS2
研磨: Excellent
対称性: Excellent
蛍光性: なし
リングの詳細
素材: 14Kホワイトゴールド
リング重量: 5.00 g
リングサイズ: 54 EU
-入札者への重要なお知らせ-
入札前にロットをよくご確認ください。
一部の画像は鮮明さを高めるため拡大表示されています。正確な寸法はGIA証明書を参照してください。
掲載内容を確認して item に不明点がある場合、または評価に同意できない場合は入札をお控えください。
-発送・保険-
UPS(または FedEx / DHL)にて発送
完全に登録済み・保険付・追跡可能
送料には関税や税金は含まれません
-付加価値税(VAT)、関税・輸入税-
--EU購入者
すべての入札にはVATは含まれません。
本ロットは欧州連合(インド)以外から発送されます。
輸入VATは買い手の現地税率で課されます(国により一般的に17%–27%程度)。
VATは落札価格+送料+保険料に対して計算されます。
通関手続き料や宅配便の取り扱い料金はすべて買い手の負担です。
EUの購入者は輸入VAT・関税・現地税のすべてを負担する責任があります。
--非EU購入者
欧州連合以外の買い手は現地の輸入規制の遵守責任があります。
現地当局や宅配業者が課す関税、VAT/GST、税金、 clearance fees は入札価格には含まれておらず、配達前に買い手が支払う必要があります。
-キャンセルと返品-
キャンセルまたは返品の場合:
送料、通関手数料、VATは返金不可
返送送料および関連する通関手数料は買い手の責任
ご関心とご理解をありがとうございます。
敬具,
ajay および jasmin
Seller's Story
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