Swarovski Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat Home Décor Diamond Necklace Pendant Features Caliber: H-30 Case Size: Bracelet Size:8.3 IN

Name: Swarovski Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat Home Décor Diamond Necklace Pendant Features Caliber: H-30 Case Size: Bracelet Size:8.3 IN
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 59962679612
Price: 200.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3024 (26 reviews)

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Description

Swarovski Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat Home Décor Diamond Necklace Pendant Features Caliber: H 30 Case Size: Bracelet Size:8.3 IN Features Caliber: H 30 Case Size: 42mm Dial Colour: Blue Crystal: Sapphire Power Reserve: 80 hour Water Resistance:5bar (50metres) Anti Reflection Open Case Back these stud earrings provide endless styling opportunities Article no the classic Disney tale

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