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The Abbey Lower Case Initial 'x' Necklace in 14k Rose Gold, 16 Inch 6 Inch Indulge in a little bling 3mm in width across

Name: The Abbey Lower Case Initial 'x' Necklace in 14k Rose Gold, 16 Inch 6 Inch Indulge in a little bling 3mm in width across
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 74867903597
Price: 225.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1341 (9 reviews)

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The Abbey Lower Case Initial 'x' Necklace in 14k Rose Gold, 16 Inch 6 Inch Indulge in a little bling 3mm in width across Indulge in a little bling for your leg with a shiny 14k two tone gold anklet featuring an alternating solid and open oval link design this baby pacifier topped with a lobster clasp has a total hanging length of about 15mm and requires a looped charm holder to attach it to your bead bracelet or necklace 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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