18ct Two-Tone Emerald-Cut Diamond Halo Engagement Ring Ring Style_Solitaire Tarnish-proof and resistant to water Lug Width:14mm

Name: 18ct Two-Tone Emerald-Cut Diamond Halo Engagement Ring Ring Style_Solitaire Tarnish-proof and resistant to water Lug Width:14mm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 80527477372
Price: 3497.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.478800000000001 (20 reviews)

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SKU 80527477372

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Description

18ct Two Tone Emerald Cut Diamond Halo Engagement Ring Ring Style_Solitaire Tarnish proof and resistant to water Lug Width:14mm Tarnish proof and resistant to water and sweat a thoughtful gesture from a traveling spouse and full of meaning this exquisite engagement ring is crafted with a refined 18ct yellow gold band and a sleek white gold setting—symbolizing unity and contrast in perfect harmony

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