NHL Licensed Anaheim Ducks Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated Dog Tag Guardian Angel 10K White Gold Emerald Cut 10K Yellow Gold Ruby

Name: NHL Licensed Anaheim Ducks Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated Dog Tag Guardian Angel 10K White Gold Emerald Cut 10K Yellow Gold Ruby
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 49285179797
Price: 135.00 USD
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NHL Licensed Anaheim Ducks Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated Dog Tag Guardian Angel 10K White Gold Emerald Cut 10K Yellow Gold Ruby

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NHL Licensed Anaheim Ducks Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated Dog Tag Guardian Angel 10K White Gold Emerald Cut 10K Yellow Gold Ruby 10K White Gold Emerald Cut Amethyst and Diamond Pendant ensuring both style and comfort Second image is used as a reference for size of the pendant Metal: Sterling Silver Plating: Rhodium

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