geometric hexagon with prong set round topaz and diamond pendant necklace in 9ct yellow gold 135p2179029 February Number of Stones: 11

geometric hexagon with prong set round topaz and diamond pendant necklace in 9ct yellow gold 135p2179029 February Number of Stones: 11

Name: geometric hexagon with prong set round topaz and diamond pendant necklace in 9ct yellow gold 135p2179029 February Number of Stones: 11
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 80930650686
Price: 140.00 USD
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geometric hexagon with prong set round topaz and diamond pendant necklace in 9ct yellow gold 135p2179029 February Number of Stones: 11 Number of Stones: 11 Product Code 135R2114029 Material Yellow Gold Gemstone Details 1 x Lapis Lazuli 0 Secondary Gemstone: Diamond Crafted in 9ct yellow gold

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