Double Halo Diamond Engagement Ring in 18K White Gold GIA G VS2 1.60 CTW Option_Style_Jewelry_Diamond and Semi Precious Retails for 3650 USD Material:Green Gold

Name: Double Halo Diamond Engagement Ring in 18K White Gold GIA G VS2 1.60 CTW Option_Style_Jewelry_Diamond and Semi Precious Retails for 3650 USD Material:Green Gold
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 28547532800
Price: 1500.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7731 (21 reviews)

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Double Halo Diamond Engagement Ring in 18K White Gold GIA G VS2 1.60 CTW Option_Style_Jewelry_Diamond and Semi Precious Retails for 3650 USD Material:Green Gold Retails for 3650 USD 93 Ct Radiant cut L VVS1 Loose Diamond (Out of stock) In excellent condition and recently polished Ring size is 5

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