Null Munsteiner, Bernd (Mörschied 1943, active in Stipshausen), (Atelier Munstei…

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Munsteiner, Bernd (Mörschied 1943, active in Stipshausen), (Atelier Munsteiner), yellow gold ladies' ring with aquamarine and diamonds, stamped 750, handmade, ring head set with 1 light blue aquamarine, approx. 28.00 ct, loupe-clean, fancy cut, stone size 18 x 16 x 12 mm, 3 diamonds, approx. 0.10 ct, color white, clarity, vvsi, ring size 49, weight 12.68 g. 4339-002

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Munsteiner, Bernd (Mörschied 1943, active in Stipshausen), (Atelier Munsteiner), yellow gold ladies' ring with aquamarine and diamonds, stamped 750, handmade, ring head set with 1 light blue aquamarine, approx. 28.00 ct, loupe-clean, fancy cut, stone size 18 x 16 x 12 mm, 3 diamonds, approx. 0.10 ct, color white, clarity, vvsi, ring size 49, weight 12.68 g. 4339-002

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