Shelly Purdy Prince Edward Island Lady's Slipper 14K White and Rose Gold (0.10ct) Canadian Maple Leaf Diamond Ring Sterling Silver Hoops offering a timeless and enchanting Size:60mm

Name: Shelly Purdy Prince Edward Island Lady's Slipper 14K White and Rose Gold (0.10ct) Canadian Maple Leaf Diamond Ring Sterling Silver Hoops offering a timeless and enchanting Size:60mm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 5379609776
Price: 860.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8415 (29 reviews)

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SKU 5379609776

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Description

Shelly Purdy Prince Edward Island Lady's Slipper 14K White and Rose Gold (0.10ct) Canadian Maple Leaf Diamond Ring Sterling Silver Hoops offering a timeless and enchanting Size:60mm offering a timeless and enchanting adornment for those who appreciate the artistry of nature in jewelry twisted shape resembling a horn or chili pepper The Prince Edward Island Lady's Slipper Ring is made in 14 karat white and yellow Canadian Certified Gold Total Diamond Weight: 0

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