HIGH POLISHED BLACK Pebble 10-15 MM 20 KG Bag (about 20x14x3" 0.486 CF) Sea Shells 12 to 14 sticks in GEM-T-BLX

Name: HIGH POLISHED BLACK Pebble 10-15 MM 20 KG Bag (about 20x14x3" 0.486 CF) Sea Shells 12 to 14 sticks in GEM-T-BLX
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 33437271268
Price: 57.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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HIGH POLISHED BLACK Pebble 10 15 MM 20 KG Bag (about 20x14x3" 0.486 CF) Sea Shells 12 to 14 sticks in GEM T BLX 12 to 14 sticks in each individual pack (144 168 sticks per box) Case Quantity: 24 boxes in a master case Hand rolled in India No child labor used No Animal by products Environment friendly Recyclable paper used Non Toxic Goloka CHAKRA Natural Incense in each bottle 12 bottles total per box Case Quantity: 24 boxes in a master case For Aroma Diffuser Not For Application On Skin Made in India Goloka ARABIAN MYRRH Pure Aroma Oil Uplifting & Euphoric

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