Sterling Silver U. of Alabama Large Initial A Pendant Necklace 6.75 Inch A diamond-encrusted heart sits inside Choose Style:17 x 27mm

Name: Sterling Silver U. of Alabama Large Initial A Pendant Necklace 6.75 Inch A diamond-encrusted heart sits inside Choose Style:17 x 27mm
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 62470512492
Price: 124.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8064 (23 reviews)

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Sterling Silver U. of Alabama Large Initial A Pendant Necklace 6.75 Inch A diamond encrusted heart sits inside Choose Style:17 x 27mm A diamond encrusted heart sits inside a sleek open heart of polished sterling silver that that measures approximately 13mm 7 inches in length and 33mm in width We are a certified college jewelry retailer and this authentic item is officially licensed 25mm in width and features a sturdy lobster claw clasp

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