14K Gold (3.14ct) Lab Grown Radiant Cut Diamond Engagement Ring Color:White these earrings showcase exquisite princess-cut Size:60mm

Name: 14K Gold (3.14ct) Lab Grown Radiant Cut Diamond Engagement Ring Color:White these earrings showcase exquisite princess-cut Size:60mm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 43901224417
Price: 1575.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4518 (24 reviews)

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SKU 43901224417

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14K Gold (3.14ct) Lab Grown Radiant Cut Diamond Engagement Ring Color:White these earrings showcase exquisite princess cut Size:60mm these earrings showcase exquisite princess cut diamonds delicately suspended in a modern tension setting The design adds a dynamic and elegant touch to your style Yellow or Rose Gold Other Sizes Available: Please contact us for more sizes A bold symbol of love

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