3D Christ the Redeemer Bead Charm in Antiqued Sterling Silver Clasp - Lobster Claw A romantic and meaningful gift Choose Style:24 x 34mm
USD75.98
USD98.98
3D Christ the Redeemer Bead Charm in Antiqued Sterling Silver Clasp - Lobster Claw A romantic and meaningful gift Choose Style:24 x 34mm
USD75.98
USD98.98
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3D Christ the Redeemer Bead Charm in Antiqued Sterling Silver Clasp Lobster Claw A romantic and meaningful gift Choose Style:24 x 34mm A romantic and meaningful gift beautifully designed from polished sterling silver featuring 6mm flat heart charms dangling from a 2mm rolo chain that securely fastens to your ankle with a fancy lobster clasp This bangle style bracelet is approximately 5 It features a detailed three dimensional design that is approximately 14mm in width by 14mm in length and has a 4mm core Capture the unforgettable moments of a past journey or keep your future travel dreams alive with this antiqued sterling silver Christ the Redeemer charm
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