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10k Yellow Gold U. of Tennessee Initial T Dog Tag Pendant YGroup_chain_rope_gfgp textured design that measures approximately 3mm in width across

Name: 10k Yellow Gold U. of Tennessee Initial T Dog Tag Pendant YGroup_chain_rope_gfgp textured design that measures approximately 3mm in width across
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 61262801166
Price: 741.32 USD
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10k Yellow Gold U. of Tennessee Initial T Dog Tag Pendant YGroup_chain_rope_gfgp textured design that measures approximately 3mm in width across textured design that measures approximately 12mm (7 16 Inch) in width by 20mm (3 4 Inch) in length including the tapered bail small unadorned anchor charms measuring approximately 7 x 10mm dangle from a 1 This item is not currently in stock Officially licensed for University of Tennessee

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