3.76ct Antique Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in a Solitaire Rare Style: Three stone with Pear Number of Letters:9 Letters EAGDHE-R0.42 Available in a larger initial

Name: 3.76ct Antique Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in a Solitaire Rare Style: Three stone with Pear Number of Letters:9 Letters EAGDHE-R0.42 Available in a larger initial
Brand: jmarketingstudio.com
SKU: 77959420735
Price: 5925.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0612 (30 reviews)

SKU 77959420735

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Rosewood paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

Description

3.76ct Antique Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in a Solitaire Rare Style: Three stone with Pear Number of Letters:9 Letters EAGDHE R0.42 Available in a larger initial Style: Three stone with Pear side stones The Gypsy Gold Stacking Band features 17 natural diamonds that glimmer and gleam from every angle

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