5x3 MM East- West Emerald and 1/4 Ctw Round Cut Diamond Triple Split Precious Ring in 10K Yellow Gold

5x3 MM East- West Emerald and 1/4 Ctw Round Cut Diamond Triple Split Precious Ring in 10K Yellow Gold

Marsoni

M251S

$875.00

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5x3 MM East- West Emerald and 1/4 Ctw Round Cut Diamond Triple Split Precious Ring in 10K Yellow GoldA lovely precious gemstone ring, this makes a fine addition to the jewelry box. It features a split shank, opening into a three ring top, decorated with precious stones. The plain gold center ring is embellished with an east west set 5x3 MM emerald cut emerald center stone. Adorning the flanking exterior rings, is a total of 54 micro wall set Round Cut diamonds, 27 each on either ring. The precious ring is molded in a 10 karat yellow gold. Total

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