7 3/4 ct Natural Multi-Stone Two-Row Link Bracelet with Diamond in Sterling - 51A4341101 - Bracelets Brighten up your ensemble with this colorful piece

7 3/4 ct Natural Multi-Stone Two-Row Link Bracelet with Diamond in Sterling - 51A4341101

By Finecraft

$59.00

(640 Reviews)

Model

51A4341101

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Jewelry.com

Manufacturer

Finecraft

Detail

Brighten up your ensemble with this colorful piece! Oval-cut natural multi-stones, including garnet, peridot, amethyst, and citrine, total 7 3/4 ct and are accented with a singular round-cut diamond, all in a setting of sterling silver-plated brass with gold flash. Piece measures 7 1/4 by 1/4 inches.

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