リング - 14 kt. Yellow gold - 3.76ct. tw. Diamond (Lab-grown)





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A 14 karat yellow gold women’s ring featuring a single 3.76‑carat lab‑grown oval brilliant‑cut diamond (F colour, VVS2 clarity) with IGI report LG804626682; total weight 3.8 g, ring size EU 55 (US 7¼), resizing offered at no cost, with a gold hallmark.
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LG804626682
商品説明:
DiamGirlの美 craftmanshipの優雅さを体験してください。すべてのジュエリーは思慮深くデザインされ、唯一無二で時を超える美しさを提供するよう carefully created されています。
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LG804626682
商品説明:
DiamGirlの美 craftmanshipの優雅さを体験してください。すべてのジュエリーは思慮深くデザインされ、唯一無二で時を超える美しさを提供するよう carefully created されています。
当店のすべてのジュエリーは正確に作られており、品質と真偽を保証する金のホールマークが付いています。各アイテムは優雅なジュエリーボックスに美しく収められ、大切な贈り物としても、長年にわたり大切にしていただくことができます。
私たちは迅速で信頼性の高いサービスと発送を提供することを誇りに思っており、すべてのお客様が注文を迅速に受け取り、最大限の配慮をもって対応されるよう努めています。
Please Note:
ご入札前に全ての寸法と仕様を慎重にご確認ください。
サイズ調整のリクエストは購入直後に行ってください。サイズ調整は追加料金なしでご利用いただけます(€0)。
各アイテムには金ホールマークが付されています。
関税、輸入税、その他の適用費用はお客様のご負担となります。
全ての写真は実物の商品を写しています。ご入札前に写真と詳細をよくご確認ください。
万が一落札者が購入をキャンセルした場合、発送および返品の輸入費用は購入者の負担となります。
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