9ct Yellow Gold 10.6 Carat Diamond 18.5cm Bracelet with Brilliants and Baguettes Data Collection Eco-drive Its red resin construction

Name: 9ct Yellow Gold 10.6 Carat Diamond 18.5cm Bracelet with Brilliants and Baguettes Data Collection Eco-drive Its red resin construction
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 32626756386
Price: 9999.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8379 (23 reviews)

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SKU 32626756386

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Description

9ct Yellow Gold 10.6 Carat Diamond 18.5cm Bracelet with Brilliants and Baguettes Data Collection Eco drive Its red resin construction Its red resin construction this will easily become the star of your outfit 60 Carats of Diamonds wrapped around your wrist This stunning Bracelet features 180 round brilliant cut diamonds and 198 Tapered Baguette Diamonds set in 9ct Yellow Gold

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