Gorilla Glass Black Labret Ring (6 gauge - 1/2 inch) Stretching Kits They are about 2 & Size:13/16 inch

Name: Gorilla Glass Black Labret Ring (6 gauge - 1/2 inch) Stretching Kits They are about 2 & Size:13/16 inch
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 2818861274
Price: 29.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1530000000000005 (10 reviews)

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Gorilla Glass Black Labret Ring (6 gauge 1 2 inch) Stretching Kits They are about 2 & Size:13 16 inch They are about 2 & 1 2 inches from top to bottom and about 1 inch in width ONE PAIR of 316L Stainless Steel single flare tunnels with large diameter steel captive bead rings through the tunnels All of our glass pieces are guaranteed to be within 1mm of the stated size This plug has a 7 16 inch wearable area and fits nicely in a large gauge labret

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