Name: Patterned Stripe Ring
Price: 226 USD
Availability: InStock

Patterned Stripe Ring

Gucci

$226

Gucci Patterend Striped Ring. Embossed rhombus pattern with signature Gucci green/red stripes. Sterling Silver.

New with box. Size 21 and 23.

Brand: Gucci

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Size	21, 23

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