GABRIEL & Co.-14K White Gold Graduating Diamond Spike Criss Cross Ring LR52810W45JJ KS EARRINGS 1 ct Total Weight Bulova Frank Sinatra

Name: GABRIEL & Co.-14K White Gold Graduating Diamond Spike Criss Cross Ring LR52810W45JJ KS EARRINGS 1 ct Total Weight Bulova Frank Sinatra
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 38122048398
Price: 2350.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3177 (17 reviews)

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GABRIEL & Co. 14K White Gold Graduating Diamond Spike Criss Cross Ring LR52810W45JJ KS EARRINGS 1 ct Total Weight Bulova Frank Sinatra 1 ct Total Weight 002 Between lugs Open Case Measurement Modal 24 Item Code LR52810W45JJ Division Gabriel Collection Kaslique Style Twisted Metal Type 14k White Gold Total Diamond Weight 1 Average Diamond Clarity SI or higher

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