9ct Yellow Gold Petite Initial "K" Necklace 38+5cm Dial Colour_Black Dial Warranty: Includes a 2-year manufacturer’s Lug Width:14mm

Name: 9ct Yellow Gold Petite Initial "K" Necklace 38+5cm Dial Colour_Black Dial Warranty: Includes a 2-year manufacturer’s Lug Width:14mm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 71767379788
Price: 199.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.446400000000001 (27 reviews)

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9ct Yellow Gold Petite Initial "K" Necklace 38+5cm Dial Colour_Black Dial Warranty: Includes a 2 year manufacturer’s Lug Width:14mm Warranty: Includes a 2 year manufacturer’s warranty this luxurious piece offers effortless style for every occasion Fine Gold Initial Crafted in 9ct Yellow Gold this delicate Initial K Necklace features a block initial K with a fine 9ct Yellow gold necklet chain

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