Champagne Cocktail ring is stylish, classy and chic. This alluring cocktail ring showcases a fine-looking basket-set champagne cubic zirconium accented with dazzling clear cubic zirconium along the shoulders of the ring. Itβs beautiful but is cubic zirconium.
The name of this ring is: Song of Diamond. It is fabulous and its design is complete.
It's a platinum ring with a diamond of 2.01 carats certified by the HRD laboratory. This platinum ring displays a nice sensual femininity and is very elegant.
14K gold full wire wrapped ring finished with a faceted black onyx stone. Each black onyx ring is made to order, and no two black onyx stones are the same.
This magnificent pendant features a beautiful onyx with vintage influences complemented by brilliant clear cubic zirconium providing the just right sparkle.
14K gold filled wire wrapped ring made with a freshwater gray pearls. Every pearl wrap ring is made to order, and no two pearl rings are exactly alike.
This alluring Bead Pendant is plated in 18k gold features turquoise colored beads with gold leaves accented with dazzling clear cubic zirconium. 18 inches - adjustable.
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