Omer Chai Paperclip Necklace by Miriam Merenfeld - (Gold-Plated or Sterling Silver) Gold Purity_14k Designed for those who appreciate LIT-BLUE-M

Name: Omer Chai Paperclip Necklace by Miriam Merenfeld - (Gold-Plated or Sterling Silver) Gold Purity_14k Designed for those who appreciate LIT-BLUE-M
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SKU: 49849525184
Price: 180.00 USD
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Omer Chai Paperclip Necklace by Miriam Merenfeld - (Gold-Plated or Sterling Silver) Gold Purity_14k Designed for those who appreciate LIT-BLUE-M

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Omer Chai Paperclip Necklace by Miriam Merenfeld (Gold Plated or Sterling Silver) Gold Purity_14k Designed for those who appreciate LIT BLUE M Designed for those who appreciate meaningful yet modern Judaica A beautiful way to display and hold your Hanukkah or Shabbat candles Pendant size: 1" Choice of chain length

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