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The Abbey Lower Case Initial 'f' Necklace in 14k White Gold, 16 Inch Number 6 Solid polished links of 10k 3mm in width across

Name: The Abbey Lower Case Initial 'f' Necklace in 14k White Gold, 16 Inch Number 6 Solid polished links of 10k 3mm in width across
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 4487797597
Price: 227.99 USD
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The Abbey Lower Case Initial 'f' Necklace in 14k White Gold, 16 Inch Number 6 Solid polished links of 10k 3mm in width across Solid polished links of 10k yellow gold are plaited together to create a delicate braided design for this 1mm necklace chain that closes with a lobster claw clasp antique finish and measures approximately 12 x 10mm with a 4mm core solid link cable chain closes with a spring ring clasp and is 1mm in width by 16 inches in length Includes a 1mm width

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