0,43 Karat Fancy Intense Orange HEART Diamant (I1) GIA Honeymoon Champagne Gilian ist ein außergewöhnlicher Vintage-Ring

0,43 Karat Fancy Intense Orange HEART Diamant (I1) GIA Honeymoon Champagne Gilian ist ein außergewöhnlicher Vintage-Ring

Name: 0,43 Karat Fancy Intense Orange HEART Diamant (I1) GIA Honeymoon Champagne Gilian ist ein außergewöhnlicher Vintage-Ring
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 48620106095
Price: 67509.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2322 (12 reviews)

SKU 48620106095 · ★ 4.2

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0,43 Karat Fancy Intense Orange HEART Diamant (I1) GIA Honeymoon Champagne Gilian ist ein außergewöhnlicher Vintage Ring Gilian ist ein außergewöhnlicher Vintage Ring für alle radiate a stunning Fancy Intense pink hue in elegant baguette cuts Ein satter orangefarbener Diamant mit einer außergewöhnlichen Farbnuance zertifiziert vom GIA

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