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Sterling Silver and CZ, Lauren Collection, Initial G Necklace YGroup_brac_franco_ss A traditional alternating pattern of 3mm in width across

Name: Sterling Silver and CZ, Lauren Collection, Initial G Necklace YGroup_brac_franco_ss A traditional alternating pattern of 3mm in width across
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 49560632995
Price: 98.98 USD
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Sterling Silver and CZ, Lauren Collection, Initial G Necklace YGroup_brac_franco_ss A traditional alternating pattern of 3mm in width across A traditional alternating pattern of flat open oval links connect together to create a stylish cable chain made of sterling silver 3 dimensional design and measures approximately 13mm (1 2 Inch) wide by 33mm (1 1 4 Inch) long including the tapered bail sterling silver cable chain which includes the bail

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