3 Carat Emerald Cluster Royal Blue Sapphire White Gold Engagement Ring Model 962 Gold Color:14K Rose Gold Ethically Lab-Grown Emerald Center Stone

Name: 3 Carat Emerald Cluster Royal Blue Sapphire White Gold Engagement Ring Model 962 Gold Color:14K Rose Gold Ethically Lab-Grown Emerald Center Stone
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 17217514711
Price: 880.27 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7335 (5 reviews)

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Description

3 Carat Emerald Cluster Royal Blue Sapphire White Gold Engagement Ring Model 962 Gold Color:14K Rose Gold Ethically Lab Grown Emerald Center Stone Ethically Lab Grown Emerald Center Stone Round 7mm 0 Carat 12x8mm Pear Cut Genuine Moonstone Grade: AAA+ Center Stone set with 1 Also you can fully customize and engrave this ring by clicking the button

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