Sisters - Matching pair of Irish/Celtic Ogham Cuff Bracelet in brass Style:Engraved/Indented Wear it as a symbol Rune Choice:1045 Wunjo (joy, happiness)

Name: Sisters - Matching pair of Irish/Celtic Ogham Cuff Bracelet in brass Style:Engraved/Indented Wear it as a symbol Rune Choice:1045 Wunjo (joy, happiness)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 66042917212
Price: 99.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8208 (8 reviews)

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Sisters Matching pair of Irish Celtic Ogham Cuff Bracelet in brass Style:Engraved Indented Wear it as a symbol Rune Choice:1045 Wunjo (joy, happiness) Wear it as a symbol of your own strength and commitment but we can make all sizes to order 5mm thick brass ranging in size from 1cm wide 2 different sizes:S M for wrist 15 18cm in circumference and L XL for larger wrist 18 21cm VAT or other taxes on foreign imports

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