Diamond Jewellery

Elgin Pear halo 1.12ct Diamond Ring

Name: Elgin Pear Halo 1.12ct Diamond Ring - 33Carat.com
SKU: RI0131
Price: 1919.40 GBP
Availability: InStock

Original price was: £3,199.00.Current price is: £1,919.40. (incl. tax)

This 1.12ct pear-cut diamond ring shines in a delicate halo setting. A graceful design, perfect for engagements and anniversaries.

SKU:RI0131

Specifications

GOLD

Color	Purity
Yellow Gold	18KT

DIAMOND

Type	Shape	Setting	Size
LABGROWN	PE	Quality: VVS-VS Colour: DEF Total No.: 1	1.00-1.49
LABGROWN	RD	Quality: VVS-VS Colour: DEF Total No.: 27	00-0

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Additional information

Material Gold	Rose, White, Yellow

Certificates

Certificate no 1	628436202 — View certificate

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