リング - 14 kt. Yellow gold, E/VVS2 - 2.01ct. tw. Diamond (Lab-grown) - IGI認定 - Moval Cut





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New 14k yellow gold ring featuring a 2.01 carat lab-grown oval Moval cut diamond with E colour and VVS2 clarity, IGI certificate LG803657233, total weight 2.00 g, ring size EU 48 (US 4.5).
Description from the seller
このエレガントなリングは、 movalカットのブリリアント・ラボグロウン・ダイヤモンドを2.01カラット使用し、優れた輝度と品格を放つEカラー、VVS2クラリティです。クラシックな14kイエローゴールドにセットされ、重さは2.00グラム、温かさと現代的エレガンスを放つタイムレスな一品です。
ダイヤモ情報:
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ストーン種別: ラボグロウン・ダイヤモンド
形状: Movalカット・ブリリアント
カラット重量: 2.01カラット
カラー: E
クラリティ: VVS2
ポリッシュ: Excellent
対称性: Excellent
リング情報:
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ゴールド種別: 14 kt / 585刻印
ゴールドカラー: イエロー
重量: 2.00 g
リングサイズ: 48 mm / 15.30 mm / 4.5 US
★ 出荷はFedExまたはDHLで追跡・保険付きです。
★ IGI鑑定書付き、豪華ボックス入り。
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* 香港ではVATは0%です。
* 落札者が取り消し/撤回を決定した場合、発送コストと出品者の返送料の関税はすべて落札者の責任となります。
---フランス語・ポルトガル語入札者様---
関税ブローカーが必要になる場合があり、その手続きはすべてご自身の責任です。
不明点があればお気軽にご連絡ください。
---中国語入札者様---
ご購入品は香港またはマカオ宛てのみ発送可能です。
このエレガントなリングは、 movalカットのブリリアント・ラボグロウン・ダイヤモンドを2.01カラット使用し、優れた輝度と品格を放つEカラー、VVS2クラリティです。クラシックな14kイエローゴールドにセットされ、重さは2.00グラム、温かさと現代的エレガンスを放つタイムレスな一品です。
ダイヤモ情報:
______________________
ストーン種別: ラボグロウン・ダイヤモンド
形状: Movalカット・ブリリアント
カラット重量: 2.01カラット
カラー: E
クラリティ: VVS2
ポリッシュ: Excellent
対称性: Excellent
リング情報:
____________________
ゴールド種別: 14 kt / 585刻印
ゴールドカラー: イエロー
重量: 2.00 g
リングサイズ: 48 mm / 15.30 mm / 4.5 US
★ 出荷はFedExまたはDHLで追跡・保険付きです。
★ IGI鑑定書付き、豪華ボックス入り。
➤ 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。これらは購入者の負担となります。
* 香港ではVATは0%です。
* 落札者が取り消し/撤回を決定した場合、発送コストと出品者の返送料の関税はすべて落札者の責任となります。
---フランス語・ポルトガル語入札者様---
関税ブローカーが必要になる場合があり、その手続きはすべてご自身の責任です。
不明点があればお気軽にご連絡ください。
---中国語入札者様---
ご購入品は香港またはマカオ宛てのみ発送可能です。
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