Ted Baker TWS321 Sunglasses Color:RGD - Rose Gold Boucheron eyewear icon Modern round K_LILL_AMNA_SE_48

Name: Ted Baker TWS321 Sunglasses Color:RGD - Rose Gold Boucheron eyewear icon Modern round K_LILL_AMNA_SE_48
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 82556285590
Price: 102.96 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2709 (16 reviews)

SKU 82556285590 · ★ 4.3

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Ted Baker TWS321 Sunglasses Color:RGD Rose Gold Boucheron eyewear icon Modern round K_LILL_AMNA_SE_48 Boucheron eyewear icon Modern round oversize Sunglasses Iconic Serpent Bohème drop motif on temples recreated with lost wax jewellery casting technique Serpent head detail decorated in enamel tone on tone with lenses of the same color shades as jewel line Floating rim decorated with a crown of gold finished beads Precious yellow and red gold finished metal Premium anti reflective and oleophobic lenses Signature nosepads with the emblematic Boucheron Place Vendôme iconic logo or pale gold finishes

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