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4g Titanium & Rubber Captive Bead Ring by Anatometal Ring Diameter:4g - 1" diameter (25.4mm) - 3/8" bead They fit stretched ear lobes Only the top 4mm

Name: 4g Titanium & Rubber Captive Bead Ring by Anatometal Ring Diameter:4g - 1" diameter (25.4mm) - 3/8" bead They fit stretched ear lobes Only the top 4mm
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 75237911635
Price: 51.96 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3672 (27 reviews)

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4g Titanium & Rubber Captive Bead Ring by Anatometal Ring Diameter:4g 1" diameter (25.4mm) 3 8" bead They fit stretched ear lobes Only the top 4mm They fit stretched ear lobes sized 2 gauge or larger Weight: approximately 46 grams each piece Choose your size below to see specific prices The 4 gauge captive bead ring is made from mirror polished ASTM F 136 certified implant grade titanium

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