ALGHA (SAVILE ROW) 14KT RG Gold 40x20mm Eyewear FRAMES RX Optical Eyeglasses NOS Matte Transparent Black Gloss grey Burberry pattern acetate Bio Based Plastic

Name: ALGHA (SAVILE ROW) 14KT RG Gold 40x20mm Eyewear FRAMES RX Optical Eyeglasses NOS Matte Transparent Black Gloss grey Burberry pattern acetate Bio Based Plastic
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 36494201811
Price: 195.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4104 (16 reviews)

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ALGHA (SAVILE ROW) 14KT RG Gold 40x20mm Eyewear FRAMES RX Optical Eyeglasses NOS Matte Transparent Black Gloss grey Burberry pattern acetate Bio Based Plastic Gloss grey Burberry pattern acetate end covers Polished black front frame edge Temple (Arm Length) = 140mm (105mm excl M A D E I N E N G L A N D

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