
SOLD...Earrings: GIA Matching Pair of F color Pear Shape Diamonds in PLATINUM Gizmos R1869
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Color: F Color
Report: Two GIA Reports
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Matching Pair of F color Pear Shape Diamonds each with GIA report
Item R1869
1.43 F I1 below How to make a pair of earrings It's a lot more simple to pair up a pair of quarter carat round studs than to find a pair of quarter carat Pear Shape earrings. Finding a pair of 3 carat total weight is exponentially more difficult. But find these I did. I love the F/I1 combo- especially so for earrings. Dazzling white- which is readily apparent. Each stone has a bit of black carbon- yet nothing that blocks the light to any extent. the imperfections have no effect on the brilliance. I1 clarity affects the price in a big way. If these F/I1's were F/SI1's we'd be looking at another $7000 or so. F/VS1? Instead of $7K addition, it would likely be about $11k more. These actual close up photos show you you're buying the best of the best I1 diamonds 1.55 F I1 below How to make a pair of earrings We knew these amazing stones deserved amazing drop earrings. Here they are.
The earrings are totally flexible and feature removable top diamonds studs. Setting perfectly executed. These earrings feature a collection of hand picked diamonds. All are really well cut round diamonds.
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Diamond Earring "Gizmos" Basically, you can wear these dangles as shown. You can also detach the drop, and wear the lovely pair of .80tw as studs. A third possibility is using another pair of studs you own as the anchors. Versatility. A great feature. |
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Every stone in this piece has been individually examined and graded by the Gemological Institute of America. Click any report number to verify.


