Swarovski Fancy Stones Oval Crystal Purple Ignite UNFOILED (4120) Size | Pack Size:14x10mm - Pack of 144 (Wholesale) 5mm to 6mm in wholesale

Name: Swarovski Fancy Stones Oval Crystal Purple Ignite UNFOILED (4120) Size | Pack Size:14x10mm - Pack of 144 (Wholesale) 5mm to 6mm in wholesale
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 1191154837
Price: 113.59 USD
Availability: InStock
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Swarovski Fancy Stones Oval Crystal Purple Ignite UNFOILED (4120) Size Pack Size:14x10mm Pack of 144 (Wholesale) 5mm to 6mm in wholesale 5mm to 6mm in wholesale packs of 288 Swarovski 4390 Mirage Pear fancy stones in Black Diamond are genuine Austrian made pointed back stones supplying genuine precision cut Austrian crystal direct through the authorised channel with an opaque lacquer applied to the back of the stone in place of the usual mirror foiling

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