1/2 Ct Seven Stone Diamond Wedding Ring Lab Grown 14k White Gold variantID_17dfee4d-318e-4897-a870-9648d720c61a BRIGHTEN & PROTECT Color:pink house

Name: 1/2 Ct Seven Stone Diamond Wedding Ring Lab Grown 14k White Gold variantID_17dfee4d-318e-4897-a870-9648d720c61a BRIGHTEN & PROTECT Color:pink house
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 88395683872
Price: 235.94 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8856 (18 reviews)

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Description

1 2 Ct Seven Stone Diamond Wedding Ring Lab Grown 14k White Gold variantID_17dfee4d 318e 4897 a870 9648d720c61a BRIGHTEN & PROTECT Color:pink house BRIGHTEN & PROTECT 0 S D Sunglasses feature a wide Pilot shape for men All diamonds are prong set in solid 14k white gold This ring is perfect for stacking with other bands or complimenting an engagement ring

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