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14K Yellow Gold U. of California Berkeley Crest 16mm Lapel or Tie Pin BaseballSt. Louis Cardinals This polished pendant designed from 3mm in width across

Name: 14K Yellow Gold U. of California Berkeley Crest 16mm Lapel or Tie Pin BaseballSt. Louis Cardinals This polished pendant designed from 3mm in width across
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 98043672558
Price: 454.81 USD
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14K Yellow Gold U. of California Berkeley Crest 16mm Lapel or Tie Pin BaseballSt. Louis Cardinals This polished pendant designed from 3mm in width across This polished pendant designed from solid 14k yellow gold is approximately 24mm (15 16 Inch) in width by 20mm (3 4 Inch) in length and features a hidden chain slide 24 inch long rolo chain Made in the U Approximate size is 16mm W x 16mm L

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