Gift Packaged 'Dreux' Sterling Silver & Pearl Stud Earrings Collection_Pure Luxuries Rose Gold Limited Edition Part of Cultured London's City

Name: Gift Packaged 'Dreux' Sterling Silver & Pearl Stud Earrings Collection_Pure Luxuries Rose Gold Limited Edition Part of Cultured London's City
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90639790026
Price: 25.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8262 (18 reviews)

Gift Packaged 'Dreux' Sterling Silver & Pearl Stud Earrings Collection_Pure Luxuries Rose Gold Limited Edition Part of Cultured London's City

SKU 90639790026 · ★ 4.8

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Gift Packaged 'Dreux' Sterling Silver & Pearl Stud Earrings Collection_Pure Luxuries Rose Gold Limited Edition Part of Cultured London's City Part of Cultured London's City Collection Size: W16cm x H10cm x D2cm Crafted from sterling silver for a gorgeous finish Unique and eye catching detailing on the front of the pearl elevates the earrings and adds a unique twist to classic pearl earrings

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