Vintage Kalinger Haute Couture Cherry Blossom Pendant Necklace French designer earrings 1980's oversized knot style earrings JUL-SYBSLV-ER

Name: Vintage Kalinger Haute Couture Cherry Blossom Pendant Necklace French designer earrings 1980's oversized knot style earrings JUL-SYBSLV-ER
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SKU: 62270769997
Price: 875.00 USD
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Vintage Kalinger Haute Couture Cherry Blossom Pendant Necklace French designer earrings 1980's oversized knot style earrings JUL-SYBSLV-ER

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Vintage Kalinger Haute Couture Cherry Blossom Pendant Necklace French designer earrings 1980's oversized knot style earrings JUL SYBSLV ER 1980's oversized knot style earrings featuring interlocked rings a spray of green rhinestones and a tapered waterfall of glass and resin beads volume and color Ethereal vintage haute couture pendant by Kalinger Paris

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