Unique Royal Jewelry 925 Sterling Silver Crisscross X Ring Micro

Unique Royal Jewelry 925 Sterling Silver Crisscross X Ring Micro

Unique Royal Jewelry 925 Sterling Silver Crisscross X Ring Micro

Unique Royal Jewelry 925 Sterling Silver Crisscross X Ring Micro:at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! Wow. Very nice quality. If you are looking for something unique that is going to make a statement without being too much in the face, this is your ring. True to size. I think I'll order two more and wear them all on one hand. Paired with jeans and a white shirt, this should make a big statement.max 83% off,los angeles mall,virginia beach mallUnique Royal Jewelry 925 Sterling Silver Crisscross X Ring Micro
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  • Sturdy and strong Sterling Silver Trendy Long "X" Ring. Stunning design with sparkling CZs styled to wear individually or side by side with additional X rings.
  • Deep Micro Pave Cubic Zircona (AA Quality) stones are specially securely set for extra protection. The stones will not fall out with normal use.
  • Very comfortable with a low profile fit on your finger.
  • Available for purchase in different colors of metal: White, Yellow or Pink. Please search our catalog to find it.
  • An Elegant Gift Box Is Included.
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Stunning and sleek design with sparkling CZs styled to wear individually or side by side with additional X rings. These are styled as crossroads rings that remind us of the decisions we face in life; and reminds us of our courage to make the right choice. These rings can be mixed and matched with several styles available including white, rose, yellow and black platinum. Perfect for you or a gift for someone special.

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Unique Royal Jewelry 925 Sterling Silver Crisscross X Ring Micro

Unique Royal Jewelry 925 Sterling Silver Crisscross X Ring Micro:at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! Wow. Very nice quality. If you are looking for something unique that is going to make a statement without being too much in the face, this is your ring. True to size. I think I'll order two more and wear them all on one hand. Paired with jeans and a white shirt, this should make a big statement.max 83% off,los angeles mall,virginia beach mallUnique Royal Jewelry 925 Sterling Silver Crisscross X Ring Micro