Eleganter 3cm Damengürtel „Alexandra" in Hellgrau – Schmaler Gürtel mit Silberschnalle und Schlaufe ledertasche Herkunft: Hochwertiges Rindleder aus Metzingen Gürtelgröße in cm:105 cm

Name: Eleganter 3cm Damengürtel „Alexandra" in Hellgrau – Schmaler Gürtel mit Silberschnalle und Schlaufe ledertasche Herkunft: Hochwertiges Rindleder aus Metzingen Gürtelgröße in cm:105 cm
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Eleganter 3cm Damengürtel „Alexandra" in Hellgrau – Schmaler Gürtel mit Silberschnalle und Schlaufe ledertasche Herkunft: Hochwertiges Rindleder aus Metzingen Gürtelgröße in cm:105 cm Herkunft: Hochwertiges Rindleder aus Metzingen Hochwertiges Rindleder aus Metzingen pflanzlich gegerbt Farbe: hellgrau

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