DIAMOND CLOSEOUT! .68ct G SI 14K Yellow Gold Diamond & Emerald Gemstone Lariat Necklace 16" + 2" Ext Pear Stone Count: 68 Round Diamonds Product Code DPD 3619

Name: DIAMOND CLOSEOUT! .68ct G SI 14K Yellow Gold Diamond & Emerald Gemstone Lariat Necklace 16" + 2" Ext Pear Stone Count: 68 Round Diamonds Product Code DPD 3619
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 16646646375
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<span>DIAMOND CLOSEOUT! </span> .68ct G SI 14K Yellow Gold Diamond & Emerald Gemstone Lariat Necklace 16

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<span>DIAMOND CLOSEOUT! < span> .68ct G SI 14K Yellow Gold Diamond & Emerald Gemstone Lariat Necklace 16" + 2" Ext Pear Stone Count: 68 Round Diamonds Product Code DPD 3619 Stone Count: 68 Round Diamonds = sel 5756 lr set AA Quality Clarity: SI1 SI2

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