It's not 14 carats (marked "585") unless the picture you have supplied is not the item which you are selling.
Topic: Hallmarked 14ct Yellow Gold Diamond Ring (Read 471 times)
Actually, that "375" marking on the inside of the ring means 9 carat Gold. You can verify by searching for "gold metal markings" and in images you will see tables corresponding to the markings/carats.
It's not 14 carats (marked "585") unless the picture you have supplied is not the item which you are selling.
It's not 14 carats (marked "585") unless the picture you have supplied is not the item which you are selling.
You'll need to post some photo's of the ring with a piece of paper showing your forum username and the date.
Also being a newbie you'll need to accept escrow will be used.
+1 i'm interested.. Also being a newbie you'll need to accept escrow will be used.
could you please provide more details please? precision: by the term "CT" you mean carrats ? , cause in this case "14 carrats" is not some good gold quality ... you need at least 18 , or best: 24 ... but it's really hard to find
You'll need to post some photo's of the ring with a piece of paper showing your forum username and the date.
Also being a newbie you'll need to accept escrow will be used.
Also being a newbie you'll need to accept escrow will be used.
I wish to sell my 14ct Hallmarked 14ct yellow gold diamond ring.
The Real Reserve price for these rings are at $314.
Selling for less then half the price at $135 as it's a really good strong ring and worthy of a gift.
https://i.imgur.com/B7lnhrj.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/fEXvOWk.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/UW0LxjO.jpg
The Real Reserve price for these rings are at $314.
Selling for less then half the price at $135 as it's a really good strong ring and worthy of a gift.
https://i.imgur.com/B7lnhrj.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/fEXvOWk.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/UW0LxjO.jpg
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