Mixed Pearl Necklace Elsa Material:925 Sterling Silber Dieses exklusive Schmuckstück verbindet klassische Donut #2:Chalcedon (hellblau)

Name: Mixed Pearl Necklace Elsa Material:925 Sterling Silber Dieses exklusive Schmuckstück verbindet klassische Donut #2:Chalcedon (hellblau)
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 81817022407
Price: 122.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4518 (12 reviews)

EUR122.50

EUR153.50

SKU 81817022407 · ★ 4.5

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Mixed Pearl Necklace Elsa Material:925 Sterling Silber Dieses exklusive Schmuckstück verbindet klassische Donut #2:Chalcedon (hellblau) Dieses exklusive Schmuckstück verbindet klassische Schönheit mit modernem Design und lässt sich wunderbar mit den weiteren Ringen kombinieren Half of the chain is 14k gold plated Handwerkskunst aus Hamburg Diese markante Panzerkette von Frellini wird in Hamburg designt und handgemacht gefertigt

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