Sterling Silver Sigma Kappa Enamel Purple Letters Bangle - 7 in. NCAA - Longwood U. Approximate size is 20mm in The wings feature an

Name: Sterling Silver Sigma Kappa Enamel Purple Letters Bangle - 7 in. NCAA - Longwood U. Approximate size is 20mm in The wings feature an
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Sterling Silver Sigma Kappa Enamel Purple Letters Bangle - 7 in. NCAA - Longwood U. Approximate size is 20mm in The wings feature an

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Sterling Silver Sigma Kappa Enamel Purple Letters Bangle 7 in. NCAA Longwood U. Approximate size is 20mm in The wings feature an Approximate size is 20mm in width x 31mm in length Approximate size 9 x 20mm Authentic and Made in the USA Licensed by Greek Life and the Sigma Kappa Sorority

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