Vintage Simulated Pearl Ring - Gold, Silver or Rose Gold Tone, Sizes 6-12 mayan Turquoise: A timeless talisman of 3256802195978381-8-same as photo

Name: Vintage Simulated Pearl Ring - Gold, Silver or Rose Gold Tone, Sizes 6-12 mayan Turquoise: A timeless talisman of 3256802195978381-8-same as photo
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 33191703301
Price: 22.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8037 (17 reviews)

Vintage Simulated Pearl Ring - Gold, Silver or Rose Gold Tone, Sizes 6-12 mayan Turquoise: A timeless talisman of 3256802195978381-8-same as photo

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Vintage Simulated Pearl Ring Gold, Silver or Rose Gold Tone, Sizes 6 12 mayan Turquoise: A timeless talisman of 3256802195978381 8 same as photo Turquoise: A timeless talisman of protection perfectly aligned with your spirit A single round simulated pearl sits in a vintage style setting with small crystals around it Free tracked shipping to the US · 60 day returns (unused

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