Green 12mm Crystal Edged Acrylic Stone Beads For Craft, Embroidery and Jewellery Making Quantity:10 Pieces - Color & Cut: Rich 8x4 Glass FT 7 50gms

Name: Green 12mm Crystal Edged Acrylic Stone Beads For Craft, Embroidery and Jewellery Making Quantity:10 Pieces - Color & Cut: Rich 8x4 Glass FT 7 50gms
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 16710647827
Price: 20.00 USD
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Green 12mm Crystal Edged Acrylic Stone Beads For Craft, Embroidery and Jewellery Making Quantity:10 Pieces - Color & Cut: Rich 8x4 Glass FT 7 50gms

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Green 12mm Crystal Edged Acrylic Stone Beads For Craft, Embroidery and Jewellery Making Quantity:10 Pieces Color & Cut: Rich 8x4 Glass FT 7 50gms Color & Cut: Rich dark pink (rani magenta) faceted glass crystal in a classic 3mm round silhouette Featuring vibrant red glass chatons faceted for maximum light reflection

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