Kenneth Cole Women's Crystal Watch - Classic Quartz Two Tone Bracelet | KC50940004 ASIN-B07ZGK8KKG Sterling Silver Single Threaded Freshwater

Name: Kenneth Cole Women's Crystal Watch - Classic Quartz Two Tone Bracelet | KC50940004 ASIN-B07ZGK8KKG Sterling Silver Single Threaded Freshwater
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SKU: 94260171812
Price: 46.38 USD
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Kenneth Cole Women's Crystal Watch Classic Quartz Two Tone Bracelet KC50940004 ASIN B07ZGK8KKG Sterling Silver Single Threaded Freshwater Sterling Silver Single Threaded Freshwater Pearl Necklace Rose Gold Plated Jewelry D 5341 sterling silver earrings crafted from silver tone plating Securing the bracelet is a jewelry clasp made in stainless steel Running this fine timepiece is quartz movement

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