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Leaf five stone hexagon Alexandrite engagement ring women white gold art deco East to west color changing gemstone promise ring her cushion-cut - Accent Stone: Real SI/H Main Stone 7mm princess

Name: Leaf five stone hexagon Alexandrite engagement ring women white gold art deco East to west color changing gemstone promise ring her cushion-cut - Accent Stone: Real SI/H Main Stone 7mm princess
Brand: www.herzogmaler.de
SKU: 83596613082
Price: 146.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0369 (23 reviews)

SKU 83596613082

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Leaf five stone hexagon Alexandrite engagement ring women white gold art deco East to west color changing gemstone promise ring her cushion cut Accent Stone: Real SI H Main Stone 7mm princess Accent Stone: Real SI H diamonds 5mm 1ct 7mm 1 Main Stone: 6x6mm hexagon cut lab alexandrite Accent Stone: natural London blue topaz

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