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Natural Diamond Boat Shaped Cluster Ring 0.50ct
Description
A brand new unused certified 18ct white gold natural diamond boat-shaped cluster ring, set with baguette cut diamonds to the centre & brilliant cut diamonds in a halo setting.
Diamond weight 0.50ct
Clarity VS2
Colour F
Valuation £2,400.00
Ring size J (rings can be resized free of charge)
Retail Price Comparison
A brand new unused certified 18ct white gold natural diamond boat-shaped cluster ring is a stunning piece of jewellery that exudes elegance and sophistication. Set with baguette-cut diamonds at the centre and surrounded by brilliant-cut diamonds in a halo setting, this ring is a true testament to exquisite craftsmanship.
With a total diamond weight of 0.50 carats, the diamonds in this ring showcase remarkable brilliance and sparkle. They boast a clarity grade of VS2, indicating very slight inclusions that are difficult to detect under magnification. Additionally, they exhibit a colour grade of F, signifying near-colourlessness with exceptional purity and brightness.
Crafted from 18ct white gold, the metal setting provides a sleek and modern backdrop for the dazzling diamonds. The boat-shaped cluster design adds a unique and sophisticated touch to the ring, while the combination of baguette and brilliant cut diamonds creates a captivating visual impact.
With a valuation of £2,400.00, this diamond cluster ring represents both a luxurious adornment and a valuable investment. Its exquisite diamond quality, combined with the craftsmanship of the white gold setting, makes it a timeless piece that can be treasured for years to come.
This lot is accompanied by the Gemologist Report/Valuation, Presentation box and gift bag.
Report Number - FG192303
Postage
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