Rose Gold High-Sparkle Cubic Zirconia Single Row Iced-Out Tennis Bracelet (5.7" to 11.3") - Minimalist Geometric Dainty Jewelry Corner Bracket only need to wrap it

Name: Rose Gold High-Sparkle Cubic Zirconia Single Row Iced-Out Tennis Bracelet (5.7" to 11.3") - Minimalist Geometric Dainty Jewelry Corner Bracket only need to wrap it
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 23737826299
Price: 27.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3456 (8 reviews)

SKU 23737826299 · ★ 4.3

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Rose Gold High Sparkle Cubic Zirconia Single Row Iced Out Tennis Bracelet (5.7" to 11.3") Minimalist Geometric Dainty Jewelry Corner Bracket only need to wrap it only need to wrap it on your invitations and fix it with glue or seal Perfect for chemo patient Tangle Free Design: Smooth box chains and secure slider beads ensure the bracelet drapes beautifully without twisting The Perfect Fit for Every Wrist and Every Style

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