Carolyn Pollack Simply Fabulous 2 ct Natural Peridot Five-Stone Cuff Bracel - 2-4801-095-A - Bracelets Fresh green peridot will add a subtle hint of colo

Carolyn Pollack Simply Fabulous 2 ct Natural Peridot Five-Stone Cuff Bracel - 2-4801-095-A

By Carolyn Pollack

$74.25

(410 Reviews)

Model

2-4801-095-A

Store

Jewelry.com

Manufacturer

Carolyn Pollack

Detail

Fresh green peridot will add a subtle hint of color to your collection! Intricately engraved sterling silver boasts light green natural peridots, totaling 2 ct, with an open cuff design. Piece measures 6 3/4 by 5/16 inches.

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