14k White Gold 1.26ct Round Lab Diamond with Lab Diamond Halo and Half Pave Split Shank Custom Ring, size 5.25 sizing-rings-turning Stack this statement ring with

Name: 14k White Gold 1.26ct Round Lab Diamond with Lab Diamond Halo and Half Pave Split Shank Custom Ring, size 5.25 sizing-rings-turning Stack this statement ring with
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 96065004688
Price: 1400.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.563400000000001 (13 reviews)

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SKU 96065004688 · ★ 4.6

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14k White Gold 1.26ct Round Lab Diamond with Lab Diamond Halo and Half Pave Split Shank Custom Ring, size 5.25 sizing-rings-turning Stack this statement ring with

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14k White Gold 1.26ct Round Lab Diamond with Lab Diamond Halo and Half Pave Split Shank Custom Ring, size 5.25 sizing rings turning Stack this statement ring with Stack this statement ring with our other 14k gold rings for a chic look cartilage or other piercings Please include metal type and the size you would like Please inquire above to start your order

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