3.00 carat yellow golden solitaire pendant with pear shaped diamond
3.00 carat yellow golden solitaire pendant with pear shaped diamond
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Information on this jewel
Production
Article code : CL-GY-P2-0300A
This jewel is handmade by our goldsmiths in our Antwerp workshop. We produce locally to guarantee fast deliveries without compromising quality. To ensure the best result, we work with the highest quality materials and artisanal production processes. All our efforts will be reflected in the beauty of the jewel.
Jewel information
- Alloy : 18 Kt yellow gold
The alloy of this jewel consists of 75% pure gold, also called 18 karat gold. This ensures your jewel is both sturdy and durable. To achieve a timeless yellow gold colour, the gold is alloyed with silver and a small quantity copper.
Diamond information
- Certified pear shaped diamond, 1 x 3.00 Ct, of premium quality
- G colour, VS2 clarity, VG polish
Measurements
- Height pendant: 5.20 mm
- Length pendant: 18.40 mm
- Length necklace: 40.00 cm
- Weight pendant: 2.20 g
- Total weight: 4.30 g
- Please note that the weight is always an average, due to the uniqueness and craftsmanship of each piece
What is a pear diamond?
The pear shape, also known as the pendeloque or tear shape, refers to the diamond’s cut. The pear shape has a pointy start point and a rounded end point. It’s a rare and original shape when buying diamond jewellery. BAUNAT offers this shape as standard.
Learn more about the pear shaped diamond or instantly choose the right diamond shape from BAUNAT.
What is a prong setting?
The prong setting is most commonly used with the solitaire diamond ring. The prongs which hold the diamond in place are in an open position and let in the most light of all of the different settings. It can be used with most diamond shapes and is available in various different finishes.
Learn more about the diamond ring settings or instantly choose the right setting for your diamond from BAUNAT.
What is 'Polish' of a diamond?
Polish refers to the degree of smoothness of each facet of a diamond when graded by a gemologist. Polish is graded on a scale from Excellent to Poor. For diamonds with polish grade Excellent to Good, no polish defects will be visible to the naked eye.
Will I receive a diamond certificate?
You will receive a diamond certificate for every stone larger than or equal to 0.3 carat. At BAUNAT we only work with the most renowned certificates of the diamond industry worldwide: GIA, HRD & IGI.
How is the jewel shipped?
BAUNAT offers free delivery worldwide. When your jewel is ready, we will contact you to arrange the delivery with you personally. We only work with reliable courier services that have extended experience in the shipment of valuable goods. All our shipments are 100% insured.
What does the packaging look like?
Every BAUNAT jewel comes with exquisite jewellery gift packaging, including a BAUNAT jewellery box, shopping bag, guarantee card and cleaning cloth. The packaging is perfectly suited for a present.
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