Messika Lucky Move MM Pavé

CHF 162/month - 0% interest

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  • Based in Switzerland
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  • Official Warranty

The diamond necklace for women is the must-have luxury jewelry piece of the last few seasons. Why? Simply because it lights up your face. Among this year’s new creations is the Lucky Move white gold diamond necklace. Its delicate chain in white gold and a myriad of glittering diamonds provide instant radiance. It will win you over with its graphic style and famous moving diamonds. Only a good-luck message engraved on the back could make this amulet-style piece of jewelry more unique. Fall for the white gold diamond necklace Lucky Move and discover online the entire collection: diamond jewels for women with an modern and audacious design!

  • Ref. 07395-WG
  • Metal White gold
  • Gender Women's
  • Brand Messika
  • Warranty Yes
  • Product Type New
  • Stone weight 0.7 ct
  • Length 69.00 cm
  • Collection Lucky Move
  • Stones & materials Diamond
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