Certified 4 Ct Pear Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring 14k Gold Lab Grown Color:14k yellow gold and an innovative Color:pink house

Name: Certified 4 Ct Pear Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring 14k Gold Lab Grown Color:14k yellow gold and an innovative Color:pink house
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 92492033368
Price: 907.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0387 (17 reviews)

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Certified 4 Ct Pear Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring 14k Gold Lab Grown Color:14k yellow gold and an innovative Color:pink house and an innovative The combination of pave set natural blue sapphire and created white sapphire ovals connecting in opposite directions gives it that classy but playful look The diamond is prong set in solid 14k white gold prongs with 14k yellow gold band high polished mounting Finger size 6

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