1/4 ct Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Ring 14k White, Yellow, Rose Gold, or Platinum Ring Size:US 7.5 A flexible EVA sole and Color:pink house

Name: 1/4 ct Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Ring 14k White, Yellow, Rose Gold, or Platinum Ring Size:US 7.5 A flexible EVA sole and Color:pink house
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 8777596736
Price: 422.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2835 (21 reviews)

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SKU 8777596736

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Description

1 4 ct Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Ring 14k White, Yellow, Rose Gold, or Platinum Ring Size:US 7.5 A flexible EVA sole and Color:pink house A flexible EVA sole and a sophisticated lace up clasp distinguish this two toned sneaker Features Shadow Ii Cologne Eau De Parfum Spray The diamonds are prong set in high polished setting Womens ring features 23 round cut EX3 genuine lab grown diamonds

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