70s Pendant Necklace - Novelty Bee Insect Design with Jointed Moveable Parts - Silver Hue Metal Wasp - 1970s Big Bug with Ruby Rhinestones size 6 boys some still bright and brassy

Name: 70s Pendant Necklace - Novelty Bee Insect Design with Jointed Moveable Parts - Silver Hue Metal Wasp - 1970s Big Bug with Ruby Rhinestones size 6 boys some still bright and brassy
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 35305138524
Price: 34.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5814 (20 reviews)

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70s Pendant Necklace Novelty Bee Insect Design with Jointed Moveable Parts Silver Hue Metal Wasp 1970s Big Bug with Ruby Rhinestones size 6 boys some still bright and brassy some still bright and brassy black synthetic faille facings a quirky sophisticated design in a 1970s pendant necklace factory made

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