14K Gold Plated Sterling Silver U. of Georgia Large Enamel 'G' Pendant Dogs - Collie It is created from rhodium Garnet

Name: 14K Gold Plated Sterling Silver U. of Georgia Large Enamel 'G' Pendant Dogs - Collie It is created from rhodium Garnet
Brand: imperium.com.mx
SKU: 76551568655
Price: 119.41 USD
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14K Gold Plated Sterling Silver U. of Georgia Large Enamel 'G' Pendant Dogs Collie It is created from rhodium Garnet It is created from rhodium plated sterling silver with yellow enamel and approximately 21mm in width (about the size of a nickel) A simplistic design with timeless style featuring a diamond accented twisted tear pendant on an adjustable 1mm box chain fashioned from tarnish resistant rhodium plated sterling silver and this authentic item is officially licensed Enamel colors may vary slightly

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