Natural Pink & White Diamond Ring In 14ct White Gold + Independent Valuation
$ 1327.43
Description
Natural Pink & White Diamond Ring In 14ct White Gold + Independent Valuation. In the Centre is A Natural Pink Oval Cut Diamond Surrounded by a Fancy Natural Pink & White Diamond Double Halo & Diamond Set Band. Independent Valuation Provided. - Australian Jewellery Valuers Guild. Brand New THE 'OH SO DELIGHTED' COLLECTION APRIL BIRTHSTONE 60 & 75th ANNIVERSARY MOH SCALE: 10/10 DESCRIPTION Crafted in 14ct White & Rose Gold This Art Deco Inspired Natural Diamond Pink & White Ring Features both Oval Cut Diamonds & Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds with the Majority of the Ring in White Gold, the Pink Diamonds however are set in 14ct Rose Gold to Complement the Stones. In the Centre is A Natural Pink Oval Cut Diamond Surrounded by a Fancy Natural Pink & White Diamond Double Halo & Diamond Set Band. Weight: 2.9 grams Ring Size: M1/2 (6.5) Resizing Available at Industry Prices 1x Natural Oval Pink Cut Diamond Weighting a Total of .27ct Colour: Fancy Light Pink Clarity: Si1 Treated: No 12x Natural Pink Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds Weighting a Total of .13ct Colour: Fancy Light Pink Clarity: Si 36x Natural White Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds Weighting a Total of .57ct Colour: G/J Clarity: Si/I1 Natural Diamond Weight Total: .97ct ACCREDITATION Registered with the Nationally Recognised Governing Body of Australia to Ensure Industry Standards. All Valuers Are Nationally Registered Members of- - Australian Jewellery Valuers Guild - Jewellers Association of Australia (JAA) - Gemological Association of Australia Member (GAA) Independent Valuation Provided Retail Replacement Value $20,300.00 We Source All Jewellery Directly From The Manufacturer, Guaranteeing Authenticity. All Brand New Pieces Come With A 12 Month Manufacturing Warranty. DIAMOND & JEWELLERY FACTS 1477 Archduke Maximilian of Austria proposed to Mary of Burgundy with the first recorded diamond engagement ring. The oldest known diamonds are at least 3 billion years old. Gold isn't produced by Earth, it comes from space via comets, meteorites, & asteroids hitting the planet over 4.5 billion years. Some experts believe mineable Gold deposits maybe depleted as soon as 2035.
