Yellow Quartz Ganesha Idol – 22K Gold Hand-Painted (811g) jyotish gemstone ring 90-carat Citrine diamond-cut stone karma cleansing

Name: Yellow Quartz Ganesha Idol – 22K Gold Hand-Painted (811g) jyotish gemstone ring 90-carat Citrine diamond-cut stone karma cleansing
Brand: benedik.com.br
SKU: 37799942748
Price: 3649.50 USD
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Yellow Quartz Ganesha Idol – 22K Gold Hand-Painted (811g) jyotish gemstone ring 90-carat Citrine diamond-cut stone karma cleansing

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Yellow Quartz Ganesha Idol – 22K Gold Hand Painted (811g) jyotish gemstone ring 90 carat Citrine diamond cut stone karma cleansing 90 carat Citrine diamond cut stone A finely detailed idol of Khatu Shyam Ji with his ornate crown and peacock feather halo Removes obstacles before new beginnings This piece weighs approximately 811g

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