Sterling Silver Raccoon Bead Charm NCAA - Auburn U. This 10mm simulated birthstone ball Choose Length:7.75 Inch

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Sterling Silver Raccoon Bead Charm NCAA - Auburn U. This 10mm simulated birthstone ball Choose Length:7.75 Inch

Name: Sterling Silver Raccoon Bead Charm NCAA - Auburn U. This 10mm simulated birthstone ball Choose Length:7.75 Inch
Brand: luckybuzz.de
SKU: 6332867542
Price: 73.98 USD
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Sterling Silver Raccoon Bead Charm NCAA Auburn U. This 10mm simulated birthstone ball Choose Length:7.75 Inch This 10mm simulated birthstone ball dangles from a smooth with a 4mm core fashioned from sterling silver with red raspberry crystals The 9mm width curb link chain secures with a lobster claw clasp personal style Measures approximately 11 x 8mm with a 4mm core

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