Name: 0.50 Carat Brown-I1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond
Brand: Allurez
SKU: 10003-472863_118753
Price: 1572 USD
Availability: InStock

0.50 Carat Brown-I1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond - 10003-472863_118753

By Allurez

$1,572.00

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This certified Brilliant-Cut Round shape loose diamond is of 0.50 -carat, Very Good -cut, Brown color, and I1 clarity. This natural diamond is accompanied by a diamond grading report from GIA , and a full 30 day inspection period.

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Diamonds

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