Kendra Scott Tiger Stripe Elaina Chain Bracelet-Gold/Natural Mother of Pearl crossbody Stroll through summer with the 1186BK

Name: Kendra Scott Tiger Stripe Elaina Chain Bracelet-Gold/Natural Mother of Pearl crossbody Stroll through summer with the 1186BK
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21466835458
Price: 75.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3132 (8 reviews)

SKU 21466835458 · ★ 4.3

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Kendra Scott Tiger Stripe Elaina Chain Bracelet Gold Natural Mother of Pearl crossbody Stroll through summer with the 1186BK Stroll through summer with the natural Dusted with sparkling pave accents and finished with fun design details—like our signature filigree cutouts on the backside of the hoops—these earrings are ready to shine from every angle The Tiger Striped Elaina Gold Delicate Chain Bracelet gives Kendra Scott's bestselling icon a fresh update with a reversible design that offers two distinct looks in one Featuring a colorful stone on one side and an openwork animal print pattern on the other

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