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Sterling Silver University of Oregon Collegiate Bead Charm NCAA - U. of Alabama Hammered 14k white gold solid 3mm in width across

Name: Sterling Silver University of Oregon Collegiate Bead Charm NCAA - U. of Alabama Hammered 14k white gold solid 3mm in width across
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SKU: 74743031027
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Sterling Silver University of Oregon Collegiate Bead Charm NCAA U. of Alabama Hammered 14k white gold solid 3mm in width across Hammered 14k white gold solid design Features a dangling 13 x 10mm butterfly charm Officially licensed and made in the U It has a 4mm core that is interchangeable as well as compatible with Reflections and other popular 3mm width bead style bracelets and necklaces

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