2 Carat Giliarto Emerald Cut Aquamarine with Pear Cut Paired Moissanite Two-Stone Engagement Ring Size:9 15 mm Material: Gold Selling

Name: 2 Carat Giliarto Emerald Cut Aquamarine with Pear Cut Paired Moissanite Two-Stone Engagement Ring Size:9 15 mm Material: Gold Selling
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 49214294434
Price: 1032.27 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0252 (20 reviews)

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Description

2 Carat Giliarto Emerald Cut Aquamarine with Pear Cut Paired Moissanite Two Stone Engagement Ring Size:9 15 mm Material: Gold Selling 15 mm Material: Gold Selling Unit of Measure: PR Approx The default design option features approximately 3 Carat Giliarto Moissanite Round 9mm D Colorless WHY MOISSANITE BETTER THAN DIAMOND it’s extremely resistant to scratching

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