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Perlový prsteň Adana, biele zlato

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Perlový prsteň Adana, biele zlato

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SIZE 54

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Certificate from a gemmological laboratory

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Jewellery details

Predstavujeme vám Prsteň Adana. Na výrobu sme použili prírodné materiály: biele zlato, tahitská perla, diamant. Code: 225331503.

0,34 ct

71 NUMBER OF DIAMONDS

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Tahitská perla

18 kt

biele zlato

4,8 g

Weight

Diamond specifications

Cut The final shape of a cut gemstone. The most common and optically most perfect cut is the round brilliant. Other popular cuts include princess, oval, pear, cushion, marquise and emerald. Find out more in our video.	Number	Weight The greater a diamond's weight, the higher its price. However, this applies only when all other factors affecting its value remain the same. Weight is given in carats, where 1ct = 0,2g. Would you like detailed information about Diamond weight?	Clarity A diamond's clarity grade describes its inclusions and surface characteristics. Every diamond contains these unique “fingerprints”, which also relate to its value. For diamonds set in jewellery, however, it is not only the clarity grade that matters, but above all whether the diamond is clean to the naked eye. Would you like detailed information about diamond clarity?	Colour A diamond's colour affects both its beauty and its value. The GIA scale grades colour from D (completely colourless) to Z (a distinct yellow tint). Even a slight tint can reduce the price, but a faint colour blends into yellow or rose gold and the stone still looks beautiful. Would you like detailed information about diamond colour?	Origin Our range contains only natural gemstones. Synthetic (laboratory-grown) stones lack the rarity of natural origin and cannot be considered true gemstones. That is why you will not find them in our stores. You can learn more about the differences here.	International certificate An international certificate is proof of a gemstone's authenticity issued by a world-renowned gemmological laboratory. It is normally supplied with diamonds weighing 0,30 ct or more. For in-stock jewellery, you will find the certificate number with a link to its electronic version; for made-to-order jewellery, we give the laboratory's abbreviation.
briliant	71	∑ 0,34 ct	I1 - I2	I - L	Natural	—

Pearl specifications

Kind Freshwater: cultured in lakes and rivers. Akoya: saltwater pearls mainly from Japan, known for their high lustre. Tahitian: dark pearls mainly from Polynesia. South Sea: large, rare pearls mainly from the oceans around Australia and the Philippines.	Type Cultured: a pearl that formed with a little human help, by inserting a nucleus into the shell, after which it continued to grow naturally on its own. This is the usual standard in jewellery today. Natural: a pearl that formed without human intervention, now extremely rare and almost never used in jewellery.	Diameter The greater a pearl's diameter, the rarer and more valuable it is. Naturally, this applies only when comparing sizes within the same type of pearl.	Surface The cleaner the surface, the more valuable the pearl. Under the SGI standard, grade A+ denotes an almost flawless surface with only minor characteristics outside the front view. Grade A allows 1–4 small characteristics, while grade B allows up to 6 minor imperfections.
Tahitská perla	cultured	8,5-9,0 mm	C

Perlový prsteň Adana, biele zlato

Perlový prsteň Adana, biele zlato