Black And Gold Peony Medallion Pendant Necklace With Cultured Pearls | AYOP3041 white flowes The result is a stunning Size:Adjustable

Name: Black And Gold Peony Medallion Pendant Necklace With Cultured Pearls | AYOP3041 white flowes The result is a stunning Size:Adjustable
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 38930123249
Price: 214.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2025 (19 reviews)

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Black And Gold Peony Medallion Pendant Necklace With Cultured Pearls AYOP3041 white flowes The result is a stunning Size:Adjustable The result is a stunning piece of jewelry that embodies the essence of luxury This stunning piece from their SS20 collection is a true masterpiece Crafted from gold plated brass Pendant necklace with an octagonal medallion on a black background with green overtones

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