Single stone oblong cut diamond ring, 5.06ct, J IF Type IIa stone, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Single stone oblong cut diamond ring, 5.06ct, J IF Type IIa stone,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 00126
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Description
claw set between stepped baguette diamond shoulders, accompanied by two-page GIA report no. 7238656706 giving the J colour IF clarity opinion, that the stone shows no fluorescence and is of Type IIa classification
Length 18mm
Weight: 5.5g
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Single stone oblong cut diamond ring, 5.06ct, J IF Type IIa stone,

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