1.80 Carat Diamond Natural Round Brilliant Cut Tennis Bracelet 13K White Gold.-image
1.80 Carat Diamond Natural Round Brilliant Cut Tennis Bracelet 13K White Gold.-image
1.80 Carat Diamond Natural Round Brilliant Cut Tennis Bracelet 13K White Gold.-image
1.80 Carat Diamond Natural Round Brilliant Cut Tennis Bracelet 13K White Gold.-image
1.80 Carat Diamond Natural Round Brilliant Cut Tennis Bracelet 13K White Gold.-image
1.80 Carat Diamond Natural Round Brilliant Cut Tennis Bracelet 13K White Gold.-image
1.80 Carat Diamond Natural Round Brilliant Cut Tennis Bracelet 13K White Gold.-image
1.80 Carat Diamond Natural Round Brilliant Cut Tennis Bracelet 13K White Gold.-image

1.80 Carat Diamond Natural Round Brilliant Cut Tennis Bracelet 13K White Gold.

$ 617.76

Type: Bracelet Diamond Color Grade: H-I Personalization Instructions: Contact us for Resizing Main Stone: Diamond Main Stone Creation: Natural Country of Origin: United States Number of Diamonds: 34 Base Metal: White Gold Model: Bracelet Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Appraised Value: 3,900 Theme: Art, Beauty, Fairytale & Fantasy, Family & Friends, Fashion & Costumes, Inspirational, Love, Luck Diamond Clarity Grade: I1-I2 Main Stone Shape: Brilliant Cut Item Length: 6.5 in Metal: White Gold Collection: Fine Bracelets Occasion: Anniversary,Wedding,Birthday,Engagement,Graduation,Mother's Day Diamonds: 100% Natural & Real Shape: Round Color: White Total Carat Weight: 1.80 Style: Tennis Material: White Gold Setting Style: Prong Main Stone Treatment: Not Enhanced Customer Service: 100% Satisfaction Main Stone Color: White Certification: GSI Metal Purity: 13K Brand: Unbranded Cut Grade: Excellent

Description

13K Natural White Gold Diamond Tennis Bracelet 1.80 CT(s) stamped 14K, consisting of 34 diamonds. The cut is Round Brilliant and it comes with the GSI appraisal papers and the FDX report. I’m asking for 30% of the estimated $3,900 retail value. This is an older, classic diamond bracelet, Jewelers used to round up anything over 13.5K as 14K until the National Gold and Silver marking act in 1981. The 2 “broken” stones are just slightly cracked, you would need a jewelers magnifier to tell.

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