4 Carat Kite Royal Blue Sapphire Halo 14K White Gold Engagement Ring, Eternity Ring Set Material:14K White Gold Model: 416-14x10mm Kite

Name: 4 Carat Kite Royal Blue Sapphire Halo 14K White Gold Engagement Ring, Eternity Ring Set Material:14K White Gold Model: 416-14x10mm Kite
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 65212621183
Price: 1098.08 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4356 (13 reviews)

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Description

4 Carat Kite Royal Blue Sapphire Halo 14K White Gold Engagement Ring, Eternity Ring Set Material:14K White Gold Model: 416 14x10mm Kite Model: 416 14x10mm Kite The default design option features approximately 4 Carat Natural Genuine Tanzanite Pear 12x8mm VG Cut Please remember that you can customize this ring in any way you would like in 3D Grade: AAA+ Kite 14x10mmVG Cut

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