Sage Green Wedding Shoes, Veletta Size:US 5 / EU 36 handmade in Greece---------------------------------------FEATURESExterior - Genuine Size:EU 44 / US 12

Name: Sage Green Wedding Shoes, Veletta Size:US 5 / EU 36 handmade in Greece---------------------------------------FEATURESExterior - Genuine Size:EU 44 / US 12
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 68386725999
Price: 161.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6111 (10 reviews)

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Sage Green Wedding Shoes, Veletta Size:US 5 EU 36 handmade in Greece FEATURESExterior Genuine Size:EU 44 US 12 handmade in Greece FEATURESExterior Genuine LeatherInterior Lining Genuine leatherAntimicrobial Leather InsoleNon slip SoleHeel Height (pictured): 8 cm (3 Color: Ivory White and age to perfection Fit: Normal

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