Bulova Marc Anthony Harmony (14mm) Ladies Stainless Steel Mother of Pearl Dial Watch Citrine 67 cttw Diamond Colour: HI Size:60mm

Name: Bulova Marc Anthony Harmony (14mm) Ladies Stainless Steel Mother of Pearl Dial Watch Citrine 67 cttw Diamond Colour: HI Size:60mm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 14198449263
Price: 260.62 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4329 (7 reviews)

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Description

Bulova Marc Anthony Harmony (14mm) Ladies Stainless Steel Mother of Pearl Dial Watch Citrine 67 cttw Diamond Colour: HI Size:60mm 67 cttw Diamond Colour: HI Diamond Clarity: I2 Height: 37 mm Width: 31 mm Metal: 14K White Gold 3 mm (Tapered) Stones: Cubic Zirconia Metal: 10K White Gold Size Available: 1 Deployment Clasp with Push Button From Bulova’s collaboration with legendary artist Marc Anthony

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