2 Carat Emerald Cut Lab-Grown Alexandrite Three-Stone Engagement Ring with Moissanite in 14K White Gold | Model 702-8x6mm 969 Engagement Ring 3 Carat Ethically

Name: 2 Carat Emerald Cut Lab-Grown Alexandrite Three-Stone Engagement Ring with Moissanite in 14K White Gold | Model 702-8x6mm 969 Engagement Ring 3 Carat Ethically
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 19240119674
Price: 635.25 USD
Availability: InStock
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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

Description

2 Carat Emerald Cut Lab Grown Alexandrite Three Stone Engagement Ring with Moissanite in 14K White Gold Model 702 8x6mm 969 Engagement Ring 3 Carat Ethically Engagement Ring 3 Carat Ethically Lab Grown Alexandrite Pear Shape 11x7mm VVS1 Clarity VG Symmetry with 38 0 Crafted in 14K white gold and complemented by brilliant colorless moissanite excellent polish

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