Gift Packaged 'Bellatrix' 9ct Yellow Gold & Cubic Zirconia Charm For Hoop Earrings Colour_Brown Features an eye-catching ball design

Name: Gift Packaged 'Bellatrix' 9ct Yellow Gold & Cubic Zirconia Charm For Hoop Earrings Colour_Brown Features an eye-catching ball design
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 39157475366
Price: 25.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7785 (28 reviews)

SKU 39157475366 · ★ 4.8

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Gift Packaged 'Bellatrix' 9ct Yellow Gold & Cubic Zirconia Charm For Hoop Earrings Colour_Brown Features an eye catching ball design Features an eye catching ball design that is perfectly elegant and classic A press stud secures a fold over top which conceals the central storage features which are lined with an eye catching 100% untreated and natural cotton lining Crafted from 9 carat yellow gold for an elegant and beautiful finish Features an eye catching and luxurious star design that is perfectly distinct and finished with a cubic zirconia in the middle for that extra special touch

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