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Two-tone sterling silver diamond sea life ring with scallop shell and starfish motifs
Sea life diamond ring on finger, two-tone sterling silver with gold shell and starfish motifs
Two-tone scallop-shell diamond ring in sterling silver with starfish and seahorse details
Two-tone sterling silver ring with gold scallop shell, starfish, and round diamond accents
Two-tone sterling silver diamond sea life ring with scallop shell and starfish motifs
Sea life diamond ring on finger, two-tone sterling silver with gold shell and starfish motifs
Two-tone scallop-shell diamond ring in sterling silver with starfish and seahorse details
Two-tone sterling silver ring with gold scallop shell, starfish, and round diamond accents

.10 ct. t.w. Diamond Sea Life Ring in Two-Tone Sterling Silver

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$215
Take a dive under the ocean shore with this incredible sea life ring! On it, a myriad of classic oceanic motifs, like starfish, scallop shel…
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