3 Carat Emerald Cut Lab-Grown Alexandrite Vintage Engagement Ring in 14K White Gold | Model 569-9x7 Rhombus 2 TCW Diamond Accents in

Name: 3 Carat Emerald Cut Lab-Grown Alexandrite Vintage Engagement Ring in 14K White Gold | Model 569-9x7 Rhombus 2 TCW Diamond Accents in
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 41372686279
Price: 425.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5157 (12 reviews)

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Description

3 Carat Emerald Cut Lab Grown Alexandrite Vintage Engagement Ring in 14K White Gold Model 569 9x7 Rhombus 2 TCW Diamond Accents in 2 TCW Diamond Accents in 14K White Gold Engagement Ring The default design option features 12x9 Oval Genuine Natural White Opal Center Stone VVS1 Clarity and very good symmetry Includes free resizing within 14 days and our limited lifetime warranty

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