Pair of 14K Gold Hawaiian Hand Engraved Rings [6&8mm] Koa Wood inlay - Barrel Shape Select 6mm Gold Material:14K Gold Our luxurious Black Titanium Ring

Name: Pair of 14K Gold Hawaiian Hand Engraved Rings [6&8mm] Koa Wood inlay - Barrel Shape Select 6mm Gold Material:14K Gold Our luxurious Black Titanium Ring
Brand: musiquesuzuki-lyon-est.fr
SKU: 32689100869
Price: 2125.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3555 (23 reviews)

SKU 32689100869 · ★ 4.4

USD2125.00 USD2170.00

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Pair of 14K Gold Hawaiian Hand Engraved Rings [6&8mm] Koa Wood inlay Barrel Shape Select 6mm Gold Material:14K Gold Our luxurious Black Titanium Ring Our luxurious Black Titanium Ring [4mm width] Blue Fire Opal & Meteorite was designed with a special touch in Hawaii The luxurious tri color gold is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your look

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