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2.5 Carat Cushion Lab-Grown Alexandrite Victorian Halo Ring in 14K White Gold | Model 523-8x8 Size:9 Shank Base Width: 3 mm

4.5
SKU 88179373397

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Suite notes

Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

Description

2.5 Carat Cushion Lab Grown Alexandrite Victorian Halo Ring in 14K White Gold Model 523 8x8 Size:9 Shank Base Width: 3 mm Shank Base Width: 3 mm Gender: Ladies Plating Type: N A Surface Finish: Polished Primary Stone Shape: Oval Primary Stone Size: 7 x 5 mm Diamond Clarity: SI2 SI3 Primary Stone Count: 1 stone Diamond Color: G H Primary Stone Type: N A Approx This distinctive Engagement Ring set features a 3 Carat kite cut Lab Grown Alexandrite center stone measuring 12x8 mm excellent polish • Style: Victorian Halo Engagement Ring

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