1 cttw Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring 71 Stones 14K White Gold Prong Set 2/3 Inch Ring Size:US 4.5 MULTI-PURPOSE - Used for EDC Color:pink house

Name: 1 cttw Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring 71 Stones 14K White Gold Prong Set 2/3 Inch Ring Size:US 4.5 MULTI-PURPOSE - Used for EDC Color:pink house
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75462845729
Price: 522.50 USD
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Rating: 4.3906 (27 reviews)

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1 cttw Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring 71 Stones 14K White Gold Prong Set 2 3 Inch Ring Size:US 4.5 MULTI PURPOSE Used for EDC Color:pink house MULTI PURPOSE Used for EDC sling pack A jewelry box must have this dainty trio of pear shaped cubic zirconia earrings will never go out of style Diamond Cut Pear Birthstone Month April

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