Willow Tree : Journey -Appreciating where you are... each step along the way Angel Jewelry Wear it every day as Size:Size 4 (7.9 in)

Name: Willow Tree : Journey -Appreciating where you are... each step along the way Angel Jewelry Wear it every day as Size:Size 4 (7.9 in)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 5653609007
Price: 34.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8784 (9 reviews)

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Willow Tree : Journey Appreciating where you are each step along the way Angel Jewelry Wear it every day as Size:Size 4 (7.9 in) Wear it every day as a symbol of the support that surrounds you Give it as an inspiring gift for someone who makes everything brighter This hand painted resin sculpture celebrates the courage and faith it takes to walk your own path Perfect for: Graduations

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