Raffi&Co.® 18K White Gold Round Brilliant Diamond Tennis Necklace testing Rose gold-tone stainless steel case Bracelet Size:8.3 IN

Name: Raffi&Co.® 18K White Gold Round Brilliant Diamond Tennis Necklace testing Rose gold-tone stainless steel case Bracelet Size:8.3 IN
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 42974102807
Price: 11495.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0549 (21 reviews)

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Description

Raffi&Co.® 18K White Gold Round Brilliant Diamond Tennis Necklace testing Rose gold tone stainless steel case Bracelet Size:8.3 IN Rose gold tone stainless steel case with blue tone outer ring Features Movement: 9051 Automatic Case Size: 46mm Water Resistance: 20†bar (200†metres) Dial Colour: Black 42 Hour Power Reserve Perfect for special occasions or to elevate your everyday style

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