Stainless Steel and Gold Tone Dog Tag Necklace, 22 Inch Boilermakers The pendant measures approximately 19mm Choose Style:24 x 34mm
USD54.98
USD104.98
Stainless Steel and Gold Tone Dog Tag Necklace, 22 Inch Boilermakers The pendant measures approximately 19mm Choose Style:24 x 34mm
USD54.98
USD104.98
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Stainless Steel and Gold Tone Dog Tag Necklace, 22 Inch Boilermakers The pendant measures approximately 19mm Choose Style:24 x 34mm The pendant measures approximately 19mm (3 4 inch) in diameter and hangs on a 1mm width These lustrous hollow orbs measure 5mm in width and are strung adjacent on a solid link box chain finished with a lobster claw clasp The polished pendant measures 1 1 4 inch x 11 16 inch including the bail and is suitable for engraving This stainless steel necklace features a gold tone plated chain accent and a 22 inch beaded chain finished with a fancy lobster clasp
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