Name: UltraFine Silver Highly Polished Graduated Sadd le Ring
Brand: UltraFine
SKU: J305621
Price: 65 USD
Availability: InStock

UltraFine Silver Highly Polished Graduated Sadd le Ring - J305621

By UltraFine

$65.00

(230 Reviews)

Model

J305621

Store

QVC

Manufacturer

UltraFine

Detail

Saddle score. A stunning take on a bold shape, this highly polished saddle ring flaunts a graceful, graduated form. From UltraFine(R) 950 Silver Nickel-Free Jewelry. A technologically advanced silver alloy is used to produce UltraFine 950 Silver products, making them tarnish resistant, hypoallergenic, and nickel-free. For more details on this rings fit, please refer to the Ring Size Guide above.

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Rings

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