4.57ct "Exceptional Santa Maria" Emerald Cut Aquamarine with 0.57ct Marquise Cut Diamond Ring set in 18K White Gold White Gold Description: With low molecular weight 032517T01

Name: 4.57ct "Exceptional Santa Maria" Emerald Cut Aquamarine with 0.57ct Marquise Cut Diamond Ring set in 18K White Gold White Gold Description: With low molecular weight 032517T01
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 58497843126
Price: 1975.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1503 (9 reviews)

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4.57ct "Exceptional Santa Maria" Emerald Cut Aquamarine with 0.57ct Marquise Cut Diamond Ring set in 18K White Gold White Gold Description: With low molecular weight 032517T01 Description: With low molecular weight (50 • Shea Butter deeply moisturises while soothing and softening the skin’s barrier for lasting comfort Stones: Natural White diamond & Aquamarine NO LAB stones used

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