DIAMOND CLOSEOUT! 1.13ct G SI 14K White Gold Diamond 2pcs Solitaire Engagement Ring Bridal Set Size 6.5 Marquise Stone Count: 39 Round Diamonds size:5

Name: DIAMOND CLOSEOUT! 1.13ct G SI 14K White Gold Diamond 2pcs Solitaire Engagement Ring Bridal Set Size 6.5 Marquise Stone Count: 39 Round Diamonds size:5
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 40382807253
Price: 571.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3105 (10 reviews)

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<span>DIAMOND CLOSEOUT! < span>1.13ct G SI 14K White Gold Diamond 2pcs Solitaire Engagement Ring Bridal Set Size 6.5 Marquise Stone Count: 39 Round Diamonds size:5 Stone Count: 39 Round Diamonds & Baguette Blue Sapphire Gemstones Product Code: DPD 4413 1 Additional Information: Size 6 Metal Type: 14K White Gold

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