14K Yellow Gold 2 Carat Oval Genuine Natural Aquamarine Halo Citrine Vintage Cluster Engagement Ring 1152 The engagement ring showcases an

Name: 14K Yellow Gold 2 Carat Oval Genuine Natural Aquamarine Halo Citrine Vintage Cluster Engagement Ring 1152 The engagement ring showcases an
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 23758477949
Price: 783.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.495 (17 reviews)

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Description

14K Yellow Gold 2 Carat Oval Genuine Natural Aquamarine Halo Citrine Vintage Cluster Engagement Ring 1152 The engagement ring showcases an The engagement ring showcases an approximately 3 Carat (10×8 mm) Oval Lab Grown Alexandrite with VVS1 clarity • Accent Stones: 24 D Colorless VVS1 Clarity Please remember that you can customize this ring in any way you would like in 3D

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