GIA Certified 1.55 Ct Cushion cut G SI2 Loose Diamond and discoloration to interior. Originally made in platinum Retail price 4290 USD

Name: GIA Certified 1.55 Ct Cushion cut G SI2 Loose Diamond and discoloration to interior. Originally made in platinum Retail price 4290 USD
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SKU: 90769633097
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GIA Certified 1.55 Ct Cushion cut G SI2 Loose Diamond and discoloration to interior. Originally made in platinum Retail price 4290 USD

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GIA Certified 1.55 Ct Cushion cut G SI2 Loose Diamond and discoloration to interior. Originally made in platinum Retail price 4290 USD Originally made in platinum White Strap Length: 11 Made in: Italy Dimensions: 15 x 12 x 7 Exterior Material: Fabric 55 Main Stone Shape: Cushion Diamond Clarity: SI2 Diamond Color: G Main Stone: Diamond Item #: 116632 Main Stone Weight: 1

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