Lucky Rare Grade A Natural Lavender Jade & 925 Sterling Silver Chinese Dragon Pendant Chakra leaves are symbolic of fertility Style:Horse

Name: Lucky Rare Grade A Natural Lavender Jade & 925 Sterling Silver Chinese Dragon Pendant Chakra leaves are symbolic of fertility Style:Horse
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 82793762602
Price: 74.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1962 (22 reviews)

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Lucky Rare Grade A Natural Lavender Jade & 925 Sterling Silver Chinese Dragon Pendant Chakra leaves are symbolic of fertility Style:Horse leaves are symbolic of fertility and growth 1cm 15" 45 new born babies are often gifted a jade bracelet This stunning pendant has been hand crafted using real genuine high quality grade A lavender jade and 925 sterling silver and delicately made into the shape of a chinese dragon encrusted with high quality Czech crystals surrounded by a border of stunning lavender jade

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