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Sterling Silver Alpha Sigma Alpha XS (Tiny) Greek Necklace West Virginia This white freshwater cultured pearl Choose Style:14 MM (1/4 ctw)

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Sterling Silver Alpha Sigma Alpha XS (Tiny) Greek Necklace West Virginia This white freshwater cultured pearl Choose Style:14 MM (1 4 ctw) This white freshwater cultured pearl necklace features 10 to 11mm near round pearls single knotted by polyester thread and a rhodium plated sterling silver pearl clasp The name 'dichroic' comes from a Greek word meaning 'two colors Chain Closes with a lobster claw clasp It is crafted with rhodium plated sterling silver and without the bail is 7mm in height and 14mm in width (0

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