• Described & Photographed By: CHRIS AJP GIA / NHITT 36257 / Please scroll down to see ALL 15 images• Title: Bvlgari Allegra Topaz Tourmaline Citrine Peridot Diamond Ring 18k White Gold Wide 3 Row Flex Band 12 grams • Description: A bonafide stunner for any gem lover by BulgariIn icy white 18k gold, this Allegra ring features a colorful array of natural gemstones w/ incredible hi-quality diamonds. It is comprised of 3-separate, articulated bands across the top of the finger that connect at the bottom of the shank, so everything stays perfectly in place when you wear it!We are offering this with a BIN price, but please feel free to make us your very BEST offer!Please look at all the pics carefully. Good luck bidders & please visit our other auctions.Here are the specificationsPlease note; all stones graded, measured & calculated while mounted• Type of Jewelry: Designer ring• Gemstones: Blue topaz, peridot, pink tourmaline, citrine & diamonds• Approx. Measurement or Weight of Stones: One 8 X 5mm emerald cut (topaz), one 7 X 5mm oval cut (tourmaline), one 7 X 5mm pear shaped cabochon (peridot), one 6mm round cabochon (citrine) + thirteen 2-2.4mm round full cut diamonds totaling approx. 5.0ctw• Clarity: Diamonds; VVS/2 to VS/1• Color: Diamonds; E-F• Mounting Metal: 18k white gold• Approx. Size or Length: Size 6-1/4, presentation is 9/16 inch wide at center• Stamps or Factory Markings: Bvlgari, 750, Italian hallmark, Made in Italy• Total Weight of Item: 12.0 grams• Condition: This appears to be in new, unworn condition & is 100% ready to wear.• Estimated size of package: 13in X 16in X 4in• Estimated total weight of package: 10 oz• Please Note: If the winning bidder would like to arrange to pick up their item at our store then please notify us by email & we will make the appropriate shipping adjustments.• Additional Info: 95% of all colored gemstones are low heat treated to improve color and clarity. It is usually done to the gem rough before leaving the country of origin and before the stones have been cut and polished. This practice has been done for centuries and is considered common practice in the gem industry. Only gemological testing can determine whether a stone has been heat-treated or not.