Sterling Silver U of Louisville Small Script 'L' Pendant Necklace NCAA - U. of Tennessee this 3mm width necklace chain Choose Style:24 x 34mm
USD82.35
USD121.35
Sterling Silver U of Louisville Small Script 'L' Pendant Necklace NCAA - U. of Tennessee this 3mm width necklace chain Choose Style:24 x 34mm
USD82.35
USD121.35
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Sterling Silver U of Louisville Small Script 'L' Pendant Necklace NCAA U. of Tennessee this 3mm width necklace chain Choose Style:24 x 34mm this 3mm width necklace chain fastens with a lobster claw clasp and is available in a variety of lengths to meet your individual fashion needs Officially licensed for Boise State University We are a certified retailer and this authentic item is officially licensed If you are a fan of The University of Louisville and the Cardinals then you need to show your school spirit with this University of Louisville necklace
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