Rani Purple 13x18mm Crystal Edged Acrylic Stones Quantity:100 Pieces Featuring a beautifully faceted champagne-gold 8x4 Glass FT 7 50gms

Name: Rani Purple 13x18mm Crystal Edged Acrylic Stones Quantity:100 Pieces Featuring a beautifully faceted champagne-gold 8x4 Glass FT 7 50gms
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 70161109077
Price: 20.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4581 (13 reviews)

SKU 70161109077 · ★ 4.5

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Rani Purple 13x18mm Crystal Edged Acrylic Stones Quantity:100 Pieces Featuring a beautifully faceted champagne gold 8x4 Glass FT 7 50gms Featuring a beautifully faceted champagne gold crystal stone secured inside a decorative petal rimmed metal clip cup Quality: Non tarnishing metal prongs with high clarity faceted glass crystal Elevate your handcrafted jewellery and embroidery with the vibrant Crystal Edged Detailing: Faceted outer rim delivers enhanced refraction and a premium look

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