14k Yellow Gold with 6-claw-prongs Low-set 6.5mm Round Lab Alexandrite on 2mm Curvy Comfort-fit Band, size 10 feature_essential_chain Wear it with our other

Name: 14k Yellow Gold with 6-claw-prongs Low-set 6.5mm Round Lab Alexandrite on 2mm Curvy Comfort-fit Band, size 10 feature_essential_chain Wear it with our other
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 49366100886
Price: 475.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1566 (28 reviews)

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SKU 49366100886

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Description

14k Yellow Gold with 6 claw prongs Low set 6.5mm Round Lab Alexandrite on 2mm Curvy Comfort fit Band, size 10 feature_essential_chain Wear it with our other Wear it with our other gold bracelets for a chic stacked look With ethically mined white Australian opal and 14k solid gold Email us with any questions as the market fluctuates

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