10mm Black Spinel studs in white gold
$500.00
When you want something simple and elegant but still very impressive and unique, consider these 10mm Black Spinel studs set in stunning 14k white gold. Total ctw is 8.25.
Rare and exotic, these 10mm black spinel studs exude sophistication and poise. Encased in 14k white gold, their velvety darkness is illuminated by the intricate lotus flower backing, symbolizing spiritual growth and beauty.
Details:
– 10mm black spinel stones
– 14k white gold setting
– Lotus flower backing
– Earring type: stud
– Posts and backs: 14k white gold
Additional information
| Color |
Black |
|---|---|
| Gender |
Unisex |
| 7-9 |
10mm |
| Cut |
Round |
| Specials |
Finished Jewelry |
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