Infinity Anhänger aus 925 Sterling Silber – Symbol der Unendlichkeit anhänger Die Gravur machen wir immer Silber/vergoldet/rosé vergoldet:rosé vergoldet

Name: Infinity Anhänger aus 925 Sterling Silber – Symbol der Unendlichkeit anhänger Die Gravur machen wir immer Silber/vergoldet/rosé vergoldet:rosé vergoldet
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 94741677016
Price: 39.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4203 (23 reviews)

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Infinity Anhänger aus 925 Sterling Silber – Symbol der Unendlichkeit anhänger Die Gravur machen wir immer Silber vergoldet rosé vergoldet:rosé vergoldet Die Gravur machen wir immer nur in Großbuchstaben Besonderheit: Hände zum Gebet gefaltet Durch seine harmonische Form und die elegante Schlaufenöse lässt sich der Anhänger besonders schön an einer Kette tragen Er passt zu Damen

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