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14K Gold (1.45ct) Three Stone Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring Size:6.5 enhancing the sparkle of cubic P-17600

Name: 14K Gold (1.45ct) Three Stone Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring Size:6.5 enhancing the sparkle of cubic P-17600
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 7992902362
Price: 1399.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.054 (16 reviews)

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14K Gold (1.45ct) Three Stone Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring Size:6.5 enhancing the sparkle of cubic P-17600

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14K Gold (1.45ct) Three Stone Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring Size:6.5 enhancing the sparkle of cubic P 17600 enhancing the sparkle of cubic zirconia stones Gemstone: Garnet Total Number of Gemstones: 2 Gemstone Size: 4 x 3 mm Gemstone Shape: Oval Total Diamond Weight: 0 14K Gold Three Stone Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring This breathtaking engagement ring features a total of 1

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