Money & Protection Combo — Dhan Yog Bracelet + Black Obsidian Bracelet certified opal and courage Do you want to add any charm to the bracelet?:Evil eye bead (+ ₹50)

Name: Money & Protection Combo — Dhan Yog Bracelet + Black Obsidian Bracelet certified opal and courage Do you want to add any charm to the bracelet?:Evil eye bead (+ ₹50)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 56027912647
Price: 724.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0855 (12 reviews)

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Money & Protection Combo — Dhan Yog Bracelet + Black Obsidian Bracelet certified opal and courage Do you want to add any charm to the bracelet?:Evil eye bead (+ ₹50) and courage this Garnet bracelet is hand selected The Dhan Yog Bracelet carries seven wealth crystals — Pyrite a volcanic glass

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