9ct White Gold 1 Carat Pear Cut Diamond Solitaire Ring with Brilliant Halo and Sides brand@Black* Complete with the warm hues

Name: 9ct White Gold 1 Carat Pear Cut Diamond Solitaire Ring with Brilliant Halo and Sides brand@Black* Complete with the warm hues
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 79341908505
Price: 879.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1233 (6 reviews)

SKU 79341908505 ★ 4.1

USD879.00 USD901.00

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9ct White Gold 1 Carat Pear Cut Diamond Solitaire Ring with Brilliant Halo and Sides brand@Black* Complete with the warm hues Complete with the warm hues of yellow gold and a spring ring clasp for sturdy closure this 9ct Yellow Gold Diamond Ring is a stunning everyday touch of elegance This 9 carat white gold ring features a 1 carat pear cut diamond solitaire ring with a brilliant halo and side setting Surrounding the pear cut diamond is a beautiful halo of smaller brilliant cut diamonds that elevate the style to the next level

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