Bidspirit auction | GIA Certified Kashmir Pink Sapphire
GIA Certified Kashmir Pink Sapphire & Diamond Bracelet - E6434/2 - AETK TITLE DESCRIPTION: GIA Kashmir Fancy Sapphire and Diamond Bracelet DESCRIPTION DETAIL: Genuine Sapphire and Earth-Mined Diamond Bracelet OVERALL CONDITION: Excellent, New STONE: Sapphire (Corundum) Shape: Multiple Fancy, Faceted Cuts Approximate - Weight: 18.28 Carats Total Weight Color: Purple/Pink Geographic Origin: Kashmir DIAMONDS: Shape: Round, Brilliant-Cut Approximate - Weight: 3.19 Carats Total Weight Color: G-H Clarity: SI1-SI2 METAL: Platinum (PT950) WEIGHT: 34.4 grams SIZE: 7.25” DESIGNER: Oscar Friedman CERTIFICATION DETAILS: *The GIA (Gemological Institute of America) Sapphire Origin Report shown in the photos is included with this bracelet. APPRAISAL DETAILS: This bracelet is certified and appraised for $73,520.00 estimated retail replacement value by GemAssure Gemological Appraisal (GGA). ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: This platinum bracelet features rare, unheated, Kashmir, purple-pink sapphires that are prong-set on individually hinged links. bracelet is approximately 9mm (5/16”) wide and each link is set with one or more of these amazing sapphires and prong-set, round diamonds. The purple-pink sapphires are cut in different sizes and shapes. The bracelet has a **spring-loaded clasp that bears the Oscar Friedman hallmark, precious metal quality, and gemstone weights. *A randomly selected sapphire was tested by GIA, as stated on the Sapphire Origin report. THIS ITEM IS FROM AN ORDERED LIQUIDATION OF A MAJOR JEWELRY MANUFACTURER OVERSTOCKED INVENTORY WITH A LOW RESERVE PRIOR TO BIDDING READ THE DESCRIPTION, TERMS, AND CONDITIONS CAREFULLY This description and condition report is provided for your convenience based on the information provided by the consignor. CAA is not responsible for any discrepancies between this information and other opinions. Buyers Premium: 18% Shipping Billed Separately Payment Due in 7 days All items shipped to registered address - NO EXCEPTIONS Auction Code: E6434/2 - aetk