Danbury Mint Diamonisse Silver Plated Ring and Necklace 4 Piece Set
$125.00 $62.50
Year: 2020
Manufacturer: Danbury Mint
Condition: Mint condition
First edition vintage collectable
Inspired by the timeless elegance of estate jewelry,The Estate Collection features a matching silver-plated ring, pennant, and pierced earring set. Each piece showcases a radiant Diamonisse center stone sparkling within a glamerous halo setting. As the perfect finishing touch a multitude of shimmering pave accents for a total of over 4 carats of radiant diamonisse. A perfect medley of sophistication and sparkle. Makes a wonderful gift!
The outer gift box measures 4 1/4” x 3 3/4” x 1 1/2”.
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