Emily P. Wheeler 18K Yellow Gold Ombre Pink Sapphire and Turquoise Huggie Earrings Diamond Necklaces Bezel: Grade 2 titanium unidirectional

Name: Emily P. Wheeler 18K Yellow Gold Ombre Pink Sapphire and Turquoise Huggie Earrings Diamond Necklaces Bezel: Grade 2 titanium unidirectional
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 15763621121
Price: 4000.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1008 (19 reviews)

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Emily P. Wheeler 18K Yellow Gold Ombre Pink Sapphire and Turquoise Huggie Earrings Diamond Necklaces Bezel: Grade 2 titanium unidirectional Bezel: Grade 2 titanium unidirectional rotating bezel with insert in sunray satin finish ceramic and luminous material Caliber CH 29‑535 PS Q 18k yellow gold oval earrings featuring pinks sapphires and turquoise stones

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