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Golden Skies Citrine and Composite Turquoise Link Bracelet from India Russamee Thepphanakit Sasina has knotted gems and

Name: Golden Skies Citrine and Composite Turquoise Link Bracelet from India Russamee Thepphanakit Sasina has knotted gems and
Brand: www.gift2give.co.il
SKU: 46714891123
Price: 131.95 USD
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Golden Skies Citrine and Composite Turquoise Link Bracelet from India Russamee Thepphanakit Sasina has knotted gems and Sasina has knotted gems and pearls by hand with silvery threads creating a choker necklace of luscious elegance This exquisite nativity scene carries a message of peace and love Toggle clasp materials: 925 sterling silver

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