GIA Certified 0.63 Ct Square Emerald cut G VVS1 Loose Diamond related_to_121329 Retail Tag Hardware Color: Silver-Tone Material:Green Gold

Name: GIA Certified 0.63 Ct Square Emerald cut G VVS1 Loose Diamond related_to_121329 Retail Tag Hardware Color: Silver-Tone Material:Green Gold
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 82038455222
Price: 700.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2466 (6 reviews)

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GIA Certified 0.63 Ct Square Emerald cut G VVS1 Loose Diamond related_to_121329 Retail Tag Hardware Color: Silver Tone Material:Green Gold Retail Tag Hardware Color: Silver Tone Condition: Very Good Bag Style: Shoulder Bag 72 ctw Diamond Slices 63 Main Stone Shape: Square Emerald Diamond Clarity: VVS1 Diamond Color: G Main Stone: Diamond Item #: 118613 Main Stone Weight: 0

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