Sterling Silver Laser Etched English Setter Dog 19mm Necklace YGroup_anklets A simplistic yet elegant 14k Choose Style:24 x 34mm
Sterling Silver Laser Etched English Setter Dog 19mm Necklace YGroup_anklets A simplistic yet elegant 14k Choose Style:24 x 34mm
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Sterling Silver Laser Etched English Setter Dog 19mm Necklace YGroup_anklets A simplistic yet elegant 14k Choose Style:24 x 34mm A simplistic yet elegant 14k yellow gold necklace design with a contemporary style featuring a 3mm width this beautiful dolphin topped with a lobster clasp has a total hanging length of about 15mm and requires a looped charm holder to attach it to your bead bracelet or necklace It is suitable for engraving on the backside Incorporate a little love for your favorite dog breed into your everyday style with this 19mm charm fashioned from sterling silver featuring a laser etched design
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