Simulated Pearl & Cubic Zirconia Choker Necklace and Earring Set - Platinum Plated heart shape pendant designed to elevate not just 3256802195978381-8-same as photo

Name: Simulated Pearl & Cubic Zirconia Choker Necklace and Earring Set - Platinum Plated heart shape pendant designed to elevate not just 3256802195978381-8-same as photo
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67315008254
Price: 67.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1773 (9 reviews)

Simulated Pearl & Cubic Zirconia Choker Necklace and Earring Set - Platinum Plated heart shape pendant designed to elevate not just 3256802195978381-8-same as photo

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Simulated Pearl & Cubic Zirconia Choker Necklace and Earring Set Platinum Plated heart shape pendant designed to elevate not just 3256802195978381 8 same as photo designed to elevate not just your style Their timeless appeal makes them suitable for birthdays A row of round pearls under a band of sparkling stones and store the set flat

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