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Princess Cut Diamond (G-H, SI2-SI3) Stud Earrings in Platinum Size 11 This antiqued sterling silver charm NCAA - University Of South Carolina

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Princess Cut Diamond (G H, SI2 SI3) Stud Earrings in Platinum Size 11 This antiqued sterling silver charm NCAA University Of South Carolina This antiqued sterling silver charm features a filigree flower design that is approximately 12mm in width by 10mm in length Approximate size is 23mm in width x 33mm in length This pair of brilliant princess cut studs emits a spectacular sparkle showcased in a four prong setting of polished platinum with a friction back post a perfect diamond is the one you consider beautifully perfect for you

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