3 Carat Pear Cut Alexandrite Double Halo Engagement Ring Material:14K Yellow Gold 0mm Round Ethically LAB-Grown Teal

Name: 3 Carat Pear Cut Alexandrite Double Halo Engagement Ring Material:14K Yellow Gold 0mm Round Ethically LAB-Grown Teal
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 39016117656
Price: 1735.25 USD
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Rating: 4.0306 (19 reviews)

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3 Carat Pear Cut Alexandrite Double Halo Engagement Ring Material:14K Yellow Gold 0mm Round Ethically LAB-Grown Teal

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3 Carat Pear Cut Alexandrite Double Halo Engagement Ring Material:14K Yellow Gold 0mm Round Ethically LAB Grown Teal 0mm Round Ethically LAB Grown Teal Sapphire Hearts & Arrows VVS1 Clarity • Center Stone: Approximately 3 Carat Lab Grown Alexandrite (9×7 mm) As well please remember it takes up to 21 days to make and ship this item Eternity Band 2 Click Here

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