Stainless Steel Laser Cut Edge Cross Necklace - 24 Inch NCAA - U. Of South Carolina white rhodium plating and red Garnet

Name: Stainless Steel Laser Cut Edge Cross Necklace - 24 Inch NCAA - U. Of South Carolina white rhodium plating and red Garnet
Brand: imperium.com.mx
SKU: 83331087616
Price: 70.98 USD
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Stainless Steel Laser Cut Edge Cross Necklace 24 Inch NCAA U. Of South Carolina white rhodium plating and red Garnet white rhodium plating and red enamel is approximately 5mm (3 16 inch) in width by 18mm (11 16 inch) in length They measure approximately 20mm (3 4 inch) in length The wedge cross measures approximately 1 1 2 inches by 2 3 8 inch including the bail and comes with a matching 24 inch rope chain finished with a fancy lobster clasp Crafted from 316l stainless steel

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