1/3ct Diamond Solitaire Two Stone Forever Us Heart Shape 14k Rose Gold Ring Ring Size:US 7.5 subtle hue in a statement-sized Color:pink house

Name: 1/3ct Diamond Solitaire Two Stone Forever Us Heart Shape 14k Rose Gold Ring Ring Size:US 7.5 subtle hue in a statement-sized Color:pink house
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 18538537073
Price: 314.60 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5616 (13 reviews)

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SKU 18538537073

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Description

1 3ct Diamond Solitaire Two Stone Forever Us Heart Shape 14k Rose Gold Ring Ring Size:US 7.5 subtle hue in a statement sized Color:pink house subtle hue in a statement sized design makes for the perfect blend of mellow and bold reference number A1082813 The diamonds are prong set in solid 14k rose gold high polished setting This classic forever us ring is stunning and eye catching

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