Saffron Glass 1930s Necklace - Goldenrod Yellow Cut Glass Beads - 30s - Deco Era - Glamour - Simple - Pretty - Elegant - 42373 mens XL it's hard to claim this

Name: Saffron Glass 1930s Necklace - Goldenrod Yellow Cut Glass Beads - 30s - Deco Era - Glamour - Simple - Pretty - Elegant - 42373 mens XL it's hard to claim this
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SKU: 23328637859
Price: 41.49 USD
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Saffron Glass 1930s Necklace - Goldenrod Yellow Cut Glass Beads - 30s - Deco Era - Glamour - Simple - Pretty - Elegant - 42373 mens XL it's hard to claim this

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