3Ct Pear Aquamarine Engagement Ring Set, 3 Carat Pear Cut Genuine Aquamarine Engagement Ring Eternity Band Set 740 VG-Symmetry with 38 - 0

Name: 3Ct Pear Aquamarine Engagement Ring Set, 3 Carat Pear Cut Genuine Aquamarine Engagement Ring Eternity Band Set 740 VG-Symmetry with 38 - 0
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 21471828330
Price: 1021.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2799000000000005 (12 reviews)

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Description

3Ct Pear Aquamarine Engagement Ring Set, 3 Carat Pear Cut Genuine Aquamarine Engagement Ring Eternity Band Set 740 VG Symmetry with 38 0 VG Symmetry with 38 0 The default design option features 2 Carat 10x6mm Ethically Pear Genuine Moss Agate Center Stone VG Cut Also you can fully customize and engrave this ring by clicking the button VG Symmetry set with 0

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