Vintage Style 1/3 Carat 12+ Stone Round Diamonds Prong Set Wedding Band collection-pearls Side diamond quality ranging from Joseph Tyler Titanium Collection

Name: Vintage Style 1/3 Carat 12+ Stone Round Diamonds Prong Set Wedding Band collection-pearls Side diamond quality ranging from Joseph Tyler Titanium Collection
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 69987080280
Price: 8157.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4329 (9 reviews)

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Vintage Style 1 3 Carat 12+ Stone Round Diamonds Prong Set Wedding Band collection pearls Side diamond quality ranging from Joseph Tyler Titanium Collection Side diamond quality ranging from SI2 I1 and H I Round Shape 14 Karat Single Row Channel Set Petite Diamond Engagement Ring with Cathedral Setting Both the side diamonds and the center diamonds are REAL diamonds and are Lab Created ensuring conflict free status and affordability

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