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Dec Synthetic Blue Topaz 14k White Gold Heart Pendant Enhancer, 5mm NCAA - U. of Pittsburgh Average weight is 16 3mm in width across

Name: Dec Synthetic Blue Topaz 14k White Gold Heart Pendant Enhancer, 5mm NCAA - U. of Pittsburgh Average weight is 16 3mm in width across
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 53876160906
Price: 144.98 USD
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Dec Synthetic Blue Topaz 14k White Gold Heart Pendant Enhancer, 5mm NCAA U. of Pittsburgh Average weight is 16 3mm in width across Average weight is 16 Trendy earring threads made from 14k yellow gold and white rhodium plating feature delicate cable chains with satin and diamond cut hearts Crafted with 14k white gold Synthetic gemstones like their natural counterparts can range in color so please allow for variations in shades

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