The Abbey 14k Rose Gold Diamond Lower Case Initial 'o' Necklace 16 In NCAA - U. of Pittsburgh This sterling silver charm set Choose Style:17 x 27mm

Name: The Abbey 14k Rose Gold Diamond Lower Case Initial 'o' Necklace 16 In NCAA - U. of Pittsburgh This sterling silver charm set Choose Style:17 x 27mm
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 28251570955
Price: 259.49 USD
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The Abbey 14k Rose Gold Diamond Lower Case Initial 'o' Necklace 16 In NCAA U. of Pittsburgh This sterling silver charm set Choose Style:17 x 27mm This sterling silver charm set with a double row of white crystals measures approximately 5 x 9mm with a 4mm bead hole limited availability The petite letter 'o' pendant is approximately 7mm (1 4 Inch) in width by 10mm (3 8 Inch) in length and is prong set with five 1mm round The 1mm width solid cable chain is finished with a spring ring clasp and is 16 inches in length

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