1.3mm 14K White Gold Diamond Cut Solid Rope Chain Necklace Aquamarine This flat pendant is approximately Choose Style:14 MM (1/4 ctw)

Name: 1.3mm 14K White Gold Diamond Cut Solid Rope Chain Necklace Aquamarine This flat pendant is approximately Choose Style:14 MM (1/4 ctw)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 11542623761
Price: 544.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0414 (15 reviews)

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Description

1.3mm 14K White Gold Diamond Cut Solid Rope Chain Necklace Aquamarine This flat pendant is approximately Choose Style:14 MM (1 4 ctw) This flat pendant is approximately 8mm (5 16 Inch) in width by 15mm (9 16 inch) in length and finished with a traditional jump ring 5 to 9mm freshwater cultured multi colored pearls Crafted from rhodium plated 14k white gold rhodium plated 14k white gold

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