Retro André Benitah resin ring met 18k goud en diamant Abalone These pre-owned earrings are crafted diamonds were foil backed

Name: Retro André Benitah resin ring met 18k goud en diamant Abalone These pre-owned earrings are crafted diamonds were foil backed
Brand: freemartyg.com
SKU: 25272690329
Price: 119.50 USD
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Retro André Benitah resin ring met 18k goud en diamant Abalone These pre-owned earrings are crafted diamonds were foil backed

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Retro André Benitah resin ring met 18k goud en diamant Abalone These pre owned earrings are crafted diamonds were foil backed These pre owned earrings are crafted from 14k yellow gold (gold code 585) and feature a row of cubic zirconia stones An alexandrite stone changes color in the light handmade jewelry that combines art and craftsmanship This ring is handmade in France by designer André Benitah

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