18K 1.04 CTW Diamond Stud Earring with GIA Reports

Materials:	18K Gold
Earring Type:	Stud
Earring Closure Type:	Threaded Post
Hallmarks:	18KT
Total Weight (grams):	2.00

Primary Stone(s) Type:	Diamond
Primary Stone(s) Shape:	Emerald Cut
Primary Stone(s) Dimensions:	5.38 × 3.91 × 2.60 mm
Total Primary Stone(s) Carat Weight:	0.54 ct
Primary Stone(s) Color Grade:	I
Primary Stone(s) Clarity Grade:	VS2
Primary Stone(s) Gemologist Note:	inscribed “GIA 2527922145”, comes with corresponding report, inscription obscured by setting. diamond fluoresces.

Secondary Stone(s) Type:	Diamond
Secondary Stone(s) Shape:	Emerald Cut
Secondary Stone(s) Dimensions:	5.42 × 3.78 × 2.48 mm
Total Secondary Stone(s) Carat Weight:	0.50 ct
Secondary Stone(s) Color Grade:	H
Secondary Stone(s) Clarity Grade:	VS2
Secondary Stone(s) Gemologist Note:	inscribed “GIA 5536016535”, comes with corresponding report, inscription obscured by setting. diamond fluoresces.

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