2 Carat Princess and Trillion Peach Sapphire Engagement Ring 14K White Gold Ring Model 814 vintage eternity Setting:14K Black Gold - Black

Name: 2 Carat Princess and Trillion Peach Sapphire Engagement Ring 14K White Gold Ring Model 814 vintage eternity Setting:14K Black Gold - Black
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 89625513662
Price: 967.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3483 (11 reviews)

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Description

2 Carat Princess and Trillion Peach Sapphire Engagement Ring 14K White Gold Ring Model 814 vintage eternity Setting:14K Black Gold Black Setting:14K Black Gold Black Rhodium Plated VG Symmetry Center Stones set with D Colorless Lab Grown Diamond Accent Stones 7x7m Princess Cut Lab Grown Peach Sapphire As well please remember it takes up to 19 21 days to make and ship this item

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