April 16, 2024
14K Gold Vintage 1950s Spray of Diamonds Ring .40ctw
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CLOSE UP PHOTOS BELOW SCROLL DOWN PLEASE Since January 1998 we have been showing eBay buyers quality merchandise with fast and secure shipping and 'top of the line' customer service. My selling this with a moneyback guarantee for your satisfaction allows you to in a pleasant transaction. Buy & love it or return within 7 days for a "no hassles" refund. Please look at your ruler to be sure you know the actual measurements given here. Photos are enlarged to show you the details . Hello, my name is Carol and I'm offering for your consideration in this listing a 14K yellow gold ring with a conservative estimate of approximately .40 carat total weight in round brilliant cut diamonds with the center diamond at .30 carat. It is a VERY pretty 1950's era ring with high quality SI 1clarity, G - H color diamonds and looking MUCH better in reality than what our photos can show you here. It really sparkles! good 14K gold weight (not chintzy at all) 3.1 grams ~ size 6 ring (can be sized) just over 1/2" north to south X 1/2" across the finger a dimensional spray of diamonds ~ definately a "looker" as my Mother would have called it very comfortable to wear ~ excellent condition ~ pre-owned ~ professionally cleaned & ready to wear solid 14K gold--NOT plated ~ marked "14K" inside We encourage email questions as I'm easy to talk with and usually close
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