2.15ct Marquise Cut Diamond Engagement Ring in Yellow Gold - Lab Grown Diamond | Bercotts
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2.15ct Marquise Cut Diamond Engagement Ring in Yellow Gold - Lab Grown Diamond
2.15ct Marquise Cut Diamond Engagement Ring in Yellow Gold - Lab Grown Diamond
2.15ct Marquise Cut Diamond Engagement Ring in Yellow Gold - Lab Grown Diamond
2.15ct Marquise Cut Diamond Engagement Ring in Yellow Gold - Lab Grown Diamond
2.15ct Marquise Cut Diamond Engagement Ring in Yellow Gold - Lab Grown Diamond

2.15ct Marquise Cut Diamond Engagement Ring in Yellow Gold - Lab Grown Diamond

£4,195

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This gorgeous engagement ring is set with a sparkling marquise cut lab diamond in all 18ct yellow gold. The shoulders of the ring are set with round brilliant cut diamonds for that extra sparkle. Each Bercotts Diamond is hand selected to ensure the highest possible quality.

Standard dispatch for our engagement rings is 5-10 days. All of our rings are available in a choice of metal and different diamond sizes and clarity ratings. Please contact us if you would like to speak to one of our experts for more information.

  • Metal: 18ct Yellow Gold
  • Style: Sidestone
  • Stone Type: Pear Cut Diamond
  • Type: Lab-Grown Diamond
  • Centre Diamond Weight: 2.00cts
  • Side Diamond Weight: 0.15cts (Approx)
  • Colour: F (Rare White +)
  • Clarity: VS2
  • Certification: IGI Certified
  • Code: Brooklyn

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