Gold Royal Diana Green Ring

 

Product Information:
      • Total Weight: 8 – 8.5 Grams Approx (Gold + Stones)
      • Gold Weight Only: 5.90 – 6.10 Grams Approx
      • Gold Purity: 20.5K – 21K | Yellow Gold
      • Stone: Star White Zircon | Green Beryl
      • Width: 10 mm
      • Height: 13 mm

        If the Jewellery ordered is Out of Stock at the time of order then the jewellery will be Customised and Shipped within 2 Weeks approximately after the order is place with us.

        Size GuideDelivery & ReturnDo not know your ring size?

      • ₨ 145,000.00 

      • NEW TARIQ AMIN JEWELARS


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