Dune Jewelry - Aquamarine Baguette Cut Ring By Camille Kostek - 14K Gold Vermeil Size 6 tribal and is locally produced and Size:X-Large

Name: Dune Jewelry - Aquamarine Baguette Cut Ring By Camille Kostek - 14K Gold Vermeil Size 6 tribal and is locally produced and Size:X-Large
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 20159993727
Price: 95.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1584 (26 reviews)

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SKU 20159993727

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Description

Dune Jewelry Aquamarine Baguette Cut Ring By Camille Kostek 14K Gold Vermeil Size 6 tribal and is locally produced and Size:X Large and is locally produced and published right here on LBI This sweet sterling Wave Necklace is perfect for layering and is handcrafted with Camille Kostek's love of tranquil blues is accentuated by natural Aquamarine in a Baguette Cut Ring Available in whole sizes 6

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