10K Yellow Gold (2mm x 12mm) Huggie Earrings Tennis Bracelets Autumn bangle in warm hues Size:60mm

Name: 10K Yellow Gold (2mm x 12mm) Huggie Earrings Tennis Bracelets Autumn bangle in warm hues Size:60mm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 34231138288
Price: 161.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5715 (7 reviews)

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Description

10K Yellow Gold (2mm x 12mm) Huggie Earrings Tennis Bracelets Autumn bangle in warm hues Size:60mm Autumn bangle in warm hues make these rose and yellow 14 karat Canadian Certified Gold maple leaves soft and shimmering to catch the eye of your soon to be admirers Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated Celtic Knot Dangle Earrings Sleek and stylish these 10K yellow gold huggie earrings feature a slim 2 mm profile and a comfortable 12 mm diameter that hugs the earlobe with understated elegance

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