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14k Gold Plated Silver University of Dayton Small Dangle Earrings YGroup_brac_sanm_ss This polished sterling silver rope Choose Style:24 x 34mm
USD83.12
USD104.12
14k Gold Plated Silver University of Dayton Small Dangle Earrings YGroup_brac_sanm_ss This polished sterling silver rope Choose Style:24 x 34mm
USD83.12
USD104.12
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14k Gold Plated Silver University of Dayton Small Dangle Earrings YGroup_brac_sanm_ss This polished sterling silver rope Choose Style:24 x 34mm This polished sterling silver rope chain bracelet with a lobster claw clasp features a solid link design that is 2 this stunning charm with its lustrous finish features a 4mm center that is interchangeable as well as compatible with Reflections and other popular 3mm width bead style bracelets and necklaces Officially licensed for University of Dayton We are a certified Collegiate jewelry retailer and this authentic item is officially licensed
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