Anhänger 750/18 K Gelbgold Diamant 0.045 ct, 10 Steine, w-si Kreuz

Anhänger 750/18 K Gelbgold Diamant 0.045 ct, 10 Steine, w-si Kreuz

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$210.00

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Anhänger 750/18 K Gelbgold Diamant 0.045 ct, 10 Steine, w-si KreuzGefertigt aus recyceltem 750er Gold Mit 10 strahlenden Diamanten in w si Qualitt Die Gesamtlnge ist 18 mm Der Innendurchmesser der se betrgt 4. 0 mm Kostenlose Lieferung Eleganter Damen Anhnger aus 750er Gelbgold in Kreuz Form. Veredelt mit funkelnden Diamanten, die dem Schmuckstck zeitlose Schnheit und edles Design verleihen. Perfekt als stilvolles Accessoire oder bedeutungsvolles Geschenk fr besondere Anlsse. Bestellnummer 584191 Schmuckart Anhnger

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012