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GIA Certified 0.86 Ct Princess cut D SI2 Loose Diamond Item Category:Loose Diamonds 650 Circa: 2002 Condition: Very Patek Calibre E15 AIG

Name: GIA Certified 0.86 Ct Princess cut D SI2 Loose Diamond Item Category:Loose Diamonds 650 Circa: 2002 Condition: Very Patek Calibre E15 AIG
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 93415430953
Price: 715.00 USD
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GIA Certified 0.86 Ct Princess cut D SI2 Loose Diamond Item Category:Loose Diamonds 650 Circa: 2002 Condition: Very Patek Calibre E15 AIG 650 Circa: 2002 Condition: Very Good Exterior Material (Specific): Mat Includes: None Exterior Color: Gray Strap Length: 9 Made in: France Dimensions: 14 x 12 x 3 Dustbag Exterior Color: Pink Strap Length: 20 Made in: Italy Dimensions: 8 x 5 x 2 (Out of stock) GIA Certified 0

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