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Stainless Steel & Black Plated Laser Design Square Cuff Links, 16mm NCAA - U. of Richmond this loose rope style chain 3mm in width across

Name: Stainless Steel & Black Plated Laser Design Square Cuff Links, 16mm NCAA - U. of Richmond this loose rope style chain 3mm in width across
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 61834029092
Price: 41.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0783 (27 reviews)

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Stainless Steel & Black Plated Laser Design Square Cuff Links, 16mm NCAA U. of Richmond this loose rope style chain 3mm in width across this loose rope style chain created from polished 18k yellow gold is finished with a lobster claw clasp and is perfect for displaying your favorite charms or pendants The chain passage dimensions of the bail are 3 Not suitable for engraving laser cut grid design with a bullet back toggle clasp

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