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3 Carat Emerald Cut with Pear Cut Paired Royal Blue Sapphire Two-Stone East-West Engagement Ring Size:6.75 this design combines a timeless

Name: 3 Carat Emerald Cut with Pear Cut Paired Royal Blue Sapphire Two-Stone East-West Engagement Ring Size:6.75 this design combines a timeless
Brand: basakdanismanlik.com
SKU: 2016575461
Price: 940.77 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7686 (22 reviews)

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3 Carat Emerald Cut with Pear Cut Paired Royal Blue Sapphire Two Stone East West Engagement Ring Size:6.75 this design combines a timeless this design combines a timeless engagement ring silhouette with the distinctive character of an Alexandrite center stone The default design option features 10x7mm Ethically LAB Grown Teal Sapphire Center Stone Also you can fully customize and engrave this ring by clicking the button The default design option features approximately 3 Carat Ethically Cultivated Royal Blue Color Sapphire

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