1.2mm 14k White Gold Solid Diamond Cut Spiga Chain Necklace Choose Length:18 Inch Each antiqued rhodium-plated sterling silver B18739

Name: 1.2mm 14k White Gold Solid Diamond Cut Spiga Chain Necklace Choose Length:18 Inch Each antiqued rhodium-plated sterling silver B18739
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 57327708597
Price: 450.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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SKU 57327708597 ★ 4.4

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1.2mm 14k White Gold Solid Diamond Cut Spiga Chain Necklace Choose Length:18 Inch Each antiqued rhodium plated sterling silver B18739 Each antiqued rhodium plated sterling silver necklace includes an 18 inch cable chain and a card with the following poem written by the artist printed in English and Spanish Dainty and fashionable best describes this pretty anklet created from gleaming sterling silver with 4mm bead designed flower accents Please email service@theblackbow Closes with a lobster claw clasp

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