GIA Certified 0.54 Ct Round cut D VVS1 Loose Diamond related_to_148518 Circa: 2009 Condition: Excellent Exterior Material:Green Gold

Name: GIA Certified 0.54 Ct Round cut D VVS1 Loose Diamond related_to_148518 Circa: 2009 Condition: Excellent Exterior Material:Green Gold
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 1845685784
Price: 800.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Description

GIA Certified 0.54 Ct Round cut D VVS1 Loose Diamond related_to_148518 Circa: 2009 Condition: Excellent Exterior Material:Green Gold Circa: 2009 Condition: Excellent Exterior Color (Specific): Jaune Ambre Exterior Material (Specific): Swift Includes: Box 5 x 4 Exterior Material: Coated Canvas 54 Main Stone Shape: Round Diamond Clarity: VVS1 Diamond Color: D Main Stone: Diamond Item #: 117354 Main Stone Weight: 0

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