GIA Certified 0.90 Ct Cushion cut F VVS1 Loose Diamond Item Category:Loose Diamonds and complimented with gold-tone hardware Material:Green Gold

Name: GIA Certified 0.90 Ct Cushion cut F VVS1 Loose Diamond Item Category:Loose Diamonds and complimented with gold-tone hardware Material:Green Gold
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 88734025803
Price: 2018.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4509 (6 reviews)

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Description

GIA Certified 0.90 Ct Cushion cut F VVS1 Loose Diamond Item Category:Loose Diamonds and complimented with gold tone hardware Material:Green Gold and complimented with gold tone hardware Circa: 2008 2009 Condition: Very Good Exterior Material (Specific): Embossed Leather Includes: Dustbag 90 Ct Cushion cut F VVS1 Loose Diamond (Out of stock) GIA Certified 0

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