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Name: High Quality Clutcher Pack Of 6 Pieces Yatri (4007) Multicolour Chaton Stones premium pastel-finish rectangle kundan beads 8x4 Glass FT 7 50gms
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SKU: 95895434306
Price: 60.00 USD
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High Quality Clutcher Pack Of 6 Pieces Yatri (4007) Multicolour Chaton Stones premium pastel-finish rectangle kundan beads 8x4 Glass FT 7 50gms

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