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Silver U of California Berkeley Golden Bear Enamel Bead Charm Number 15 This sterling silver charm set 3mm in width across

Name: Silver U of California Berkeley Golden Bear Enamel Bead Charm Number 15 This sterling silver charm set 3mm in width across
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 84680341186
Price: 119.97 USD
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Silver U of California Berkeley Golden Bear Enamel Bead Charm Number 15 This sterling silver charm set 3mm in width across This sterling silver charm set with a single row of yellow crystals measures approximately 3 x 11mm with a 4mm bead hole This polished sterling silver rope chain anklet with a lobster claw clasp features a solid link design that is 2 This item is not currently in stock Officially licensed for University of California Berkeley

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