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The Kraken—Black Sapphire Collection
INOX Mens Jewelry
Diamonds and gemstones (loose and jewellery)
Gemstone jewellery - Other
Unleash the legend with our extraordinary Miami Cuban Link, boasting a black matte finish for a touch of luxury and subtlety. The one-of-a-kind box clasp showcases an elegant 18K gold IP band adorned with five precision set 1 mm genuine black sapphire gemstones. Take your style to mythical heights with "The Kraken"!
INOX Men’s Jewelry provides everything needed to create a cohesive experience to implement immediately into the thriving men’s jewellery market. We offer over 3,000 styles of men's stainless steel jewellery from classic, contemporary, edgy, and urban. You can find our jewellery distributed through our authorized retailers in the U.S., Canada, Central America, South America, as well as around the world.
For more information, call 1-866-770-4669 (INOX) or email info@inox-ca.com and csteam@inox-us.com.
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