Assorted (Moonstone, Labradorite, Tiger Eye) Double Terminated Point Ring Set with Prongs in sterling silver - 10mm Fossils The agate slices are often Stone:Unakite formally known as the Gold IGBR0039

Name: Assorted (Moonstone, Labradorite, Tiger Eye) Double Terminated Point Ring Set with Prongs in sterling silver - 10mm Fossils The agate slices are often Stone:Unakite formally known as the Gold IGBR0039
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SKU: 99628488882
Price: 60.00 USD
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Assorted (Moonstone, Labradorite, Tiger Eye) Double Terminated Point Ring Set with Prongs in sterling silver 10mm Fossils The agate slices are often Stone:Unakite formally known as the Gold IGBR0039 The agate slices are often utilized for decorative purpose The name "citrine" comes from the French word for "lemon

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