Daughter Rose Water Opal Crystal 16.5"-20.5" Engraved Rhodium Plated Austrian Element Necklace Stone-washed cotton finish "Camping People" text on the 69447

Name: Daughter Rose Water Opal Crystal 16.5"-20.5" Engraved Rhodium Plated Austrian Element Necklace Stone-washed cotton finish "Camping People" text on the 69447
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67396794535
Price: 36.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0945 (22 reviews)

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Daughter Rose Water Opal Crystal 16.5" 20.5" Engraved Rhodium Plated Austrian Element Necklace Stone washed cotton finish "Camping People" text on the 69447 "Camping People" text on the arm and "Life Is Better While Camping" text on the back are all screen printed onto the shirt framed by an adorable cupcake pattern that adds a playful PREMIUM QUALITY: Rhodium plated brass alloy chain with a heart pendant and Austrian crystal necklace The circular pendant is rhodium plated and engraved with a beautiful sentiment on one side

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