Purchased at Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi on April 30, 2018. I am selling this on a flea market, but I have all the documents to perfectly prove its authenticity. The single diamond is 0.7ct, D color, VVS1. The 《0.7ct, D color, VVS1》 grade is something to be proud of. The purchase price 7 years ago was ¥2,403,000 (tax included). I had lost the receipt from Mitsukoshi, but I requested a reissue from Van Cleef & Arpels, and it has arrived, so I have posted it. There are comparison images with an eternity ring purchased at the same time and Cartier. It doesn't look like an engagement ring, so you can enjoy it as a fashion ring. Even if you already have one, why not take this one from your savings, given the weak yen? It's a 0.7ct D color! 1 million yen in savings is just a number on a bankbook. If 1 million yen was still 1 million yen, it would be fine, but with the recent rapid depreciation of the yen, its current value is effectively around 700,000 yen. By switching to this ring, you can preserve your assets, and the actual item will exist on your finger while sparkling. With my listing, the buyer loses out when it's sold, but you, the one who takes it, gains. To put it logically, buying it means (the person who benefits) and selling it means (the buyer loses). Despite this, the reason for cashing it in is because I am a late-stage elderly person and don't need to keep it. ✳️Even though it has definitely increased in value since the time of purchase, I am wondering if it's okay to price it based on the list price from nearly 10 years ago?! It's the same with Cartier, but it's an unused item, so please come to the Van Cleef store and confirm that it's of the same quality. Shipping will be via Sagawa Express valuables service. Reference images are available.