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Item: 14K Yellow Gold Man's Estate Five Stone Diamond Wedding Band with 2.00 Carat Total Weight in Round Cut Diamonds, SI2-I1 Clarity, I-J Color. Finger Size 9.5, 5.3 dwt.

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Category: Jewelry > Ring - Wedding Band Male

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Price: $2,320

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14K White Gold Diamond Ring with a 1.00 Carat CCRMB, GIA #17215576
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Flawless, just like you! Ok so maybe not exactly, but this gorgeous ring centers around a 1.00 ct. cut-cornered rectangular modified brilliant diamond measuring 6.42x5.45x3.12mm, internally flawless clarity, natural fancy yellow color, good polish, good symmetry, medium blue fluorescence, GIA Report #17215576 with two matching trillion diamonds set on the sides weighing .78 cttw, SI clarity, G color. Ring size 6.25, 2.1 dwt.

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Lot #519 - 1893-CC NGC MS-62
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