14k Gold Plated Silver U. of Virginia Large 'V' Logo Pendant Deployment Buckle Closure Officially licensed for Northern Illinois The wings feature an

Name: 14k Gold Plated Silver U. of Virginia Large 'V' Logo Pendant Deployment Buckle Closure Officially licensed for Northern Illinois The wings feature an
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SKU: 37880562222
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14k Gold Plated Silver U. of Virginia Large 'V' Logo Pendant Deployment Buckle Closure Officially licensed for Northern Illinois The wings feature an Officially licensed for Northern Illinois University this solid link cable rope chain created from polished 14k yellow gold is finished with a spring ring clasp and perfect for displaying lightweight charms or pendants Officially licensed for University of Virginia Perfect for every Wahoos fan

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