5 Carat Emerald Step Cut Lab-Grown Alexandrite Hidden Halo Engagement Ring in 14K White Gold | Model 447-11x9 Size:11.5 VG-Symmetry Center Stone with Colorless

Name: 5 Carat Emerald Step Cut Lab-Grown Alexandrite Hidden Halo Engagement Ring in 14K White Gold | Model 447-11x9 Size:11.5 VG-Symmetry Center Stone with Colorless
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 76342355158
Price: 1042.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4851 (5 reviews)

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5 Carat Emerald Step Cut Lab Grown Alexandrite Hidden Halo Engagement Ring in 14K White Gold Model 447 11x9 Size:11.5 VG Symmetry Center Stone with Colorless VG Symmetry Center Stone with Colorless 1 Please select: Number of Accent Stones: 136 Please allow up to 21 days for it to be made and shipped

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