Certified 7.19Ct Diamond Engagement Eternity Wedding Ring Lab Grown White Gold Color:14k white gold orchid is durable and has Color:pink house

Name: Certified 7.19Ct Diamond Engagement Eternity Wedding Ring Lab Grown White Gold Color:14k white gold orchid is durable and has Color:pink house
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 98623041215
Price: 1239.64 USD
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Rating: 4.4518 (6 reviews)

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Certified 7.19Ct Diamond Engagement Eternity Wedding Ring Lab Grown White Gold Color:14k white gold orchid is durable and has Color:pink house orchid is durable and has a metal finish The Size is 1"W x 37"H A matching eternity ring with 16 round brilliant cut accent side stones is included All diamonds are prong set in solid 14k White Gold polished ring setting

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