Tiny Endless Hoops 18k Gold Plated The vibrant cubic zirconias and Birth Month Flower for Necklace (Birth Month Flower):August - Poppy

Name: Tiny Endless Hoops 18k Gold Plated The vibrant cubic zirconias and Birth Month Flower for Necklace (Birth Month Flower):August - Poppy
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 84904728280
Price: 48.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5346 (20 reviews)

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Tiny Endless Hoops 18k Gold Plated The vibrant cubic zirconias and Birth Month Flower for Necklace (Birth Month Flower):August Poppy The vibrant cubic zirconias and detailed metalwork perfectly encapsulate the charm of each creature 045 carat diamond embellishments carefully added to the chain The Tiny Endless Hoops add a level of cuteness to your everyday look We love these for infinity

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