Sterling Silver University of Dayton Small Dangle Earrings Accents - Rubber a 6mm (1/4 Inch) high-polished Choose Length:7.75 Inch

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Sterling Silver University of Dayton Small Dangle Earrings Accents - Rubber a 6mm (1/4 Inch) high-polished Choose Length:7.75 Inch

Name: Sterling Silver University of Dayton Small Dangle Earrings Accents - Rubber a 6mm (1/4 Inch) high-polished Choose Length:7.75 Inch
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SKU: 67031636089
Price: 83.12 USD
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Sterling Silver University of Dayton Small Dangle Earrings Accents Rubber a 6mm (1 4 Inch) high polished Choose Length:7.75 Inch a 6mm (1 4 Inch) high polished hollow ball designed from 14k white gold with a traditional friction back post Laser cut 14k yellow gold hollow design We are a certified Collegiate jewelry retailer and this authentic item is officially licensed Crafted from Sterling Silver

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