Heiwado Boeki K18YG Princess Cut Diamond Ring 1.016ct D0.70ct Arc de Triomphe [Selby Ginza Store] [Used]
Original price
$2,255.00
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Original price
$2,255.00
Original price
$2,255.00
$2,255.00
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$2,255.00
Current price
$2,255.00
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| Heiwado Trading K18YG Princess Cut Diamond Ring 1.016ct D0.70ct Arc de Triomphe | |
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| Product description | This yellow gold ring from Heiwado Trading is mainly decorated with princess cut diamonds, which are popular for their dignified and noble shine and are said to have been favored by Princess Diana of the British royal family. Among the various diamond cuts, the princess cut was developed around 1970 and is said to be the most successful cut of the 20th century. By applying a brilliant cut to the regular square-cut crown (bottom), the light from the delicate cuts on the bottom is reflected, creating an impression of a noble sparkle that is very thin and delicate, and emits a unique reflected light that seems to come from within. The pavé-set pillars are made with high-quality melee diamonds, and the princess-cut diamonds are held up in an exquisite curve, creating a luxurious design that looks like it's worshiping a princess. The 1.016 ct large diamond and careful Japanese craftsmanship make this a top-quality item. Please enjoy Heiwado Trade's popular luxury jewelry designed with the motif of the Arc de Triomphe in France. [Selby Ginza store] |
| SELBY contact number | 260803-118 |
| condition | A |
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| ring | |
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| material | K18YG |
| size | Width: approx. 5.7mm Thickness: approx. 5.9mm |
| ring size | No. 10 |
| Adjustable size | No. 8 to No. 12 |
| total weight | Approximately 3.1g |
| center stone | |
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| jewelry | princess cut diamond |
| weight | Total 1.016ct |
| color | c-yellow |
| clarity | AAA |
| shine | AAA |
| side stone | |
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| jewelry | diamond |
| weight | Total 0.70ct |
| color | aa+ |
| clarity | AAA |
| shine | AAA |
| accessories |
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| None |
| Special notes |
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| Some of the brand stamps have disappeared. |



