Sterling Silver Two Tone Pendant Necklace With Clear and Colored Stone On Diamond Cut Chain name plate The stud style is perfect RN18621-C57

Name: Sterling Silver Two Tone Pendant Necklace With Clear and Colored Stone On Diamond Cut Chain name plate The stud style is perfect RN18621-C57
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90163336100
Price: 88.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8532 (9 reviews)

Sterling Silver Two Tone Pendant Necklace With Clear and Colored Stone On Diamond Cut Chain name plate The stud style is perfect RN18621-C57

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Sterling Silver Two Tone Pendant Necklace With Clear and Colored Stone On Diamond Cut Chain name plate The stud style is perfect RN18621 C57 The stud style is perfect for those who prefer a simple and classic look Sterling silver rhodium plated oval pendant Experience the beauty of our Sterling Silver Circle Pendant adorned with stunning colored stones

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