Portuguese Cut Lab Diamond Three Stone Ring
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Portuguese Cut Lab Diamond Three Stone Ring

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Portuguese Cut Lab Diamond Three Stone RingA refined three stone ring centred on a Portuguese cut lab diamond, flanked by two complementary side stones. The distinctive Portuguese faceting delivers exceptional light performance and depth, while the balanced three stone layout highlights symmetry and brilliance. ITEM DETAILS Metal: gold Center Stone: 8*8mm Portuguese cut lab diamond, DEF GH VS, about 2ct Side stones: 7*7mm Portuguese cut lab diamond, DEF VS, about 1. 4ct Bandwidth: 3mm Band

A refined three-stone ring centred on a Portuguese-cut lab diamond, flanked by two complementary side stones. The distinctive Portuguese faceting delivers exceptional light performance and depth, while the balanced three-stone layout highlights symmetry and brilliance.


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Metal: gold
Center Stone: 8*8mm Portuguese cut lab diamond, DEF/GH VS, about 2ct
Side-stones: 7*7mm Portuguese cut lab diamond, DEF VS, about 1.4ct
Bandwidth: 3mm
Band Thickness: 1.8mm

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