Tiffany & Co. Horseshoe Charm in Sterling Silver Item Category:Charms Comes with a GIA Certificate Retail price 4290 USD

Name: Tiffany & Co. Horseshoe Charm in Sterling Silver Item Category:Charms Comes with a GIA Certificate Retail price 4290 USD
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 83905211550
Price: 85.00 USD
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Tiffany & Co. Horseshoe Charm in Sterling Silver Item Category:Charms Comes with a GIA Certificate Retail price 4290 USD

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Tiffany & Co. Horseshoe Charm in Sterling Silver Item Category:Charms Comes with a GIA Certificate Retail price 4290 USD Comes with a GIA Certificate 5 x 5 Exterior Material (Specific): Caviar Includes: Care Booklet Handle Drop: 10 Exterior Material: Leather Circa: 2008 2009 Exterior Color: White Made in: Italy Condition: Fair Exterior Color (Specific): White In excellent condition and recently polished Retails for 150 USD

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