1/2ct Round Diamond Prong Wedding Ring 14k Yellow Gold variantID_bbd2d6d0-ca61-4d17-bd86-99e633caa686 15 cttw round black diamonds Color:pink house

Name: 1/2ct Round Diamond Prong Wedding Ring 14k Yellow Gold variantID_bbd2d6d0-ca61-4d17-bd86-99e633caa686 15 cttw round black diamonds Color:pink house
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 55037947042
Price: 206.91 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.252 (22 reviews)

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Description

1 2ct Round Diamond Prong Wedding Ring 14k Yellow Gold variantID_bbd2d6d0 ca61 4d17 bd86 99e633caa686 15 cttw round black diamonds Color:pink house 15 cttw round black diamonds are heat treated Blue enamel and 14kt yellow gold ring The diamonds are common prong set in solid shiny 14k Yellow Gold high polished mounting The diamonds go half way around the ring

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