GIA Certified 1.28 Ct Cushion cut G VVS2 Loose Diamond Item Category:Loose Diamonds The Jige was introduced in Retail price 4290 USD

Name: GIA Certified 1.28 Ct Cushion cut G VVS2 Loose Diamond Item Category:Loose Diamonds The Jige was introduced in Retail price 4290 USD
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 8313866090
Price: 3312.00 USD
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GIA Certified 1.28 Ct Cushion cut G VVS2 Loose Diamond Item Category:Loose Diamonds The Jige was introduced in Retail price 4290 USD

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GIA Certified 1.28 Ct Cushion cut G VVS2 Loose Diamond Item Category:Loose Diamonds The Jige was introduced in Retail price 4290 USD The Jige was introduced in 1975 and remains a classic among Hermès collectors Bracelet is 7 mm wide 28 Ct Cushion cut G VVS2 Loose Diamond (Out of stock) GIA Certified 1

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