Anhänger 585/14 K Weissgold Diamanten 0.05 ct, w-si Ø6.5 mm

Anhänger 585/14 K Weissgold Diamanten 0.05 ct, w-si Ø6.5 mm

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M251S

$220.00

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Anhänger 585/14 K Weissgold Diamanten 0.05 ct, w-si Ø6.5 mmGefertigt aus recyceltem 585er Gold Mit strahlendem Diamant in w si Qualitt Der Innendurchmesser der se betrgt 3. 6 mm Der Durchmesser betrgt 6. 5 mm Kostenlose Lieferung Zeitlos eleganter Damenanhnger aus 585er Weigold, besetzt mit funkelnden Diamanten. Das zarte Design verleiht jedem Outfit eine besondere Note und eignet sich perfekt fr jeden Anlass. Ein strahlendes Schmuckstck, das klassische Schnheit und hochwertigen Glanz verbindet. Bestellnummer

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012