14k Yellow Gold, Rhodium Diamond Palm Tree Necklace Choose Length:24 Inch 4mm chain features an easy Choose Style:14 MM (1/4 ctw)

Name: 14k Yellow Gold, Rhodium Diamond Palm Tree Necklace Choose Length:24 Inch 4mm chain features an easy Choose Style:14 MM (1/4 ctw)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 88684085128
Price: 465.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2898000000000005 (24 reviews)

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SKU 88684085128

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Description

14k Yellow Gold, Rhodium Diamond Palm Tree Necklace Choose Length:24 Inch 4mm chain features an easy Choose Style:14 MM (1 4 ctw) 4mm chain features an easy to use lobster claw closure to keep it safely in place Average item weight is 3 grams Crafted from 14 karat yellow gold & white rhodium plating It features showy fronds with a 2 point white diamond in the center and a scroll designed trunk

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