Daisy Diamond Cluster Earrings 3.00ct G/SI in 18k White Gold

Daisy Diamond Cluster Earrings 3.00ct G/SI in 18k White Gold

Marsoni

M251S

$3859.00

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Daisy Diamond Cluster Earrings 3.00ct G/SI in 18k White GoldThese spectacular yet simple daisy inspired diamond earrings are handmade by our skilled UK craftsmen. The earrings are made using lustrous 18k white gold, which carries UK hallmarks of quality and purity. These elegant cluster earrings are easy to wear and timeless. Each earring features a dazzling cluster of round cut diamonds of G SI quality held in a classic claw setting. The diamonds in these daisy stud earrings amount to 3. 00ct, and the design

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