Extra Plus Quality Amethyst Cathedral, 58.9 lbs & 25.4" Tall #5601-1469 Crystal Birds it is a must-have for Select your specific tree::5404GRNQ-007

Name: Extra Plus Quality Amethyst Cathedral, 58.9 lbs & 25.4" Tall #5601-1469 Crystal Birds it is a must-have for Select your specific tree::5404GRNQ-007
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 58293658144
Price: 1375.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (18 reviews)

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Extra Plus Quality Amethyst Cathedral, 58.9 lbs & 25.4" Tall #5601 1469 Crystal Birds it is a must have for Select your specific tree::5404GRNQ 007 it is a must have for the refined crystal connoisseur Overall Height in Stand: 26 Nature has worked on this beautiful geode for millions of years and now you can bring it home to make it yours Take a closer look

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