Two stone yellow and white diamond crossover ring, set with a 3.30ct fancy vivid yellow pear diamond opposite a 3.26ct E VS1 pear diamond, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Two stone yellow and white diamond crossover ring, set with a 3.30ct fancy vivid yellow pear diamond opposite a 3.26ct E VS1 pear diamond,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 00041
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each terminating upon a shoulder of graduated diamonds, all millegrain set with pierced galleries, accompanied by GIA report no. 1102765961 for the 3.30ct giving the fancy vivid yellow colour opinion and VS1 clarity and GIA report no. 2171412539 for the 3.26ct, giving the E VS1 grades
Length 25mm, width approximately 10mm
Weight: 7.5g
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Two stone yellow and white diamond crossover ring, set with a 3.30ct fancy vivid yellow pear diamond opposite a 3.26ct E VS1 pear diamond,

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