Two Piece Round Lab Alexandrite Cluster Bridal Ring 925 Sterling Silver Color:Lab Alexandrite Rose Tone Silver Gemstone Type: Lab Created Sapphire

Name: Two Piece Round Lab Alexandrite Cluster Bridal Ring 925 Sterling Silver Color:Lab Alexandrite Rose Tone Silver Gemstone Type: Lab Created Sapphire
Brand: orizodes.com
SKU: 63199643171
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7236 (19 reviews)

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Two Piece Round Lab Alexandrite Cluster Bridal Ring 925 Sterling Silver Color:Lab Alexandrite Rose Tone Silver Gemstone Type: Lab Created Sapphire

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Two Piece Round Lab Alexandrite Cluster Bridal Ring 925 Sterling Silver Color:Lab Alexandrite Rose Tone Silver Gemstone Type: Lab Created Sapphire Gemstone Type: Lab Created Sapphire The centerpiece showcases a captivating cluster of Cubic Zirconia stones Center Stone Measurements:6 Art Deco Vintage Design

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