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Ohrhänger 750/18 K Gelbgold Diamant 0.03 ct, 2 Steine, w-si, London Blue Topas 2 SteineGefertigt aus recyceltem 750er Gold Mit 2 strahlenden Diamanten in w si Qualitt Die Gesamtlnge ist 18 mm Kostenlose Lieferung Elegante Damen Ohrhnger aus 750er Gelbgold mit funkelndem Diamanten und tropfenfrmigem London Blue Topas. Zeitloses Design, das durch die harmonische Kombination aus blauem Edelstein und warmem Gold besticht. Perfektes Schmuckstck fr besondere Anlsse. Bestellnummer 612075 Schmuckart Ohrhnger Material 750 18 K Gelbgold Steine
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