Christian Bauer Wedding ring Damenring aus 585 Weißgold mit 13 Brillanten (0,67 Karat)
Also available as a set
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- Free insured shipping & returns
- Authenticity guarantee and 100% security
- Material:
- 585 White gold (polished)
- Height of ring bar
- 2,3 mm
- width of the ring rail
- 3,5 mm
- Collection
- Christian Bauer wedding rings
- Gemstone color:
- Fine white (Top Wesselton), G
- Gemstone clarity:
- SI (small inclusions)
- Gemstone cut:
- Brilliant
- Carats:
- 0,67 kt
- Scope of delivery
- Casket
- Warranty
- 2 years
- Special features :
- Der angezeigte Ring kann individuell konfiguriert werden. Wir beraten Sie gerne!
- Informationen und Preise können je nach Konfiguration abweichen.
- 058/4100.02 Case: polished stainless steel, anthracite PVD coated, Ø 38.0 mm, height 9.0 mm, 4-fold screwed case back with mineral glass, printed with edition logo from inside
Timeless elegance - Christian Bauer Wedding ring in 585 white gold with 13 diamonds
When it comes to exquisite wedding rings, the Christian Bauer Wedding ring in 585 white gold with 13 diamonds stands for first-class quality and timeless elegance. The product is aimed at a discerning clientele who value outstanding craftsmanship. The ring is set with high-quality diamonds and made from polished white gold.
Classic design with precious gemstones
The Christian Bauer Wedding ring impresses with its classic design and the use of 13 brilliant-cut diamonds. The diamonds have a fine white color (top Wesselton) and have the clarity grade SI (small inclusions). The brilliant cut of the gemstones gives them a radiant sparkle and makes a brilliant statement on your hand.
High-quality material and elegant finish
The ring is made from 585 white gold, a precious alloy with a gold content of 14 carats. The material has been carefully polished to create a shiny surface. This gives the Christian Bauer Wedding ring a particularly elegant and appealing look. The slim ring band with a width of 3.5 mm underlines the timeless elegance of the design.
