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Pearshape Rings
Paragon Fine Jewellery
Diamonds and gemstones (loose and jewellery)
Gemstone jewellery - rings
Pear-shaped gemstones are extremely popular in pendants, earrings, and rings. Paragon Fine Jewellery offers a variety of sizes and styles of beautiful pear-shaped jewellery. These gorgeous rings showcase pink tourmaline and aquamarine in 14-karat white gold and morganite in 14-karat rose gold. For more information, call 1-866-670-9990 or (416) 360-7476.
For loose sapphires and other coloured stone needs, please contact our sister company, CD Barcados Co. Ltd., at www.barcados.com
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