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Sterling Silver Inlaid Enamel Ring

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A classic men’s ring crafted in sterling silver, featuring a striking inlay of turquoise and white material arranged in a geometric diamond pattern. Smaller diamond-shaped inlays come together to form a larger central diamond motif, creating a clean and eye-catching design with Southwestern-inspired character. Simple yet distinctive, this ring offers timeless appeal and a bold contrast of color, making it an easy addition to any collection.

SR3340
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Style	Vintage
Gender	Men
Gross Weight	19.30
Finger Size	11.00
Metal Type	.925 Silver
Metal Color	White
Metal Finish	Polished
Vendor SKU	SR3340

Category: Sterling Silver SKU: U-010-000195 Tag: Southwestern

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