Messika Lucky Move PM Pavé

CHF 76/month - 0% interest

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  • Based in Switzerland
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  • Official Warranty

Discover online the pink gold dimaond necklace Lucky Move! This pink gold diamond necklace is sure to be the must-have luxury jewelry piece of the next few years. Valérie Messika has surprised us again. By reimagining her iconic Move diamond jewelry collection and the concept of moving diamonds, she has transformed the traditional medallion pendant into a contemporary, graphic piece of jewelry. A fashion accessory and amulet, this pink gold diamond necklace will add the perfect touch to all of your outfits. Wear this diamond necklace for women without moderation. Only a personal message engraved on the back could make it more unique.

 

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  • Metal Rose gold
  • Gender Women's
  • Brand Messika
  • Warranty Yes
  • Product Type New
  • Stone weight 0.2 ct
  • Length 45.00 cm
  • Collection Lucky Move
  • Stones & materials Diamond
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