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Where can I find a white gold/sterling silver "love knot" ring - cant fine one anywhere!?

Nov 30, 2007 by Taken by a Texan | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

I'm looking for a love knot ring under $150, but over $50 - $75. It's inconceivable - they are either $500 or $19.99. any suggestions?

zales have them for about 190 bucks. if you can find a coupon or go when they are on buying might get you in the range you want.

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