Raw MOLDAVITE Pendant - Sterling Silver, Leaf Bail - Real Moldavite Pendant, Moldavite Jewelry with Certification, 44549 individual Location: El Potosi Mine Weight:4 - 4.9 grams

Name: Raw MOLDAVITE Pendant - Sterling Silver, Leaf Bail - Real Moldavite Pendant, Moldavite Jewelry with Certification, 44549 individual Location: El Potosi Mine Weight:4 - 4.9 grams
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75054294481
Price: 128.25 USD
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Rating: 4.0333 (25 reviews)

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Raw MOLDAVITE Pendant Sterling Silver, Leaf Bail Real Moldavite Pendant, Moldavite Jewelry with Certification, 44549 individual Location: El Potosi Mine Weight:4 4.9 grams Location: El Potosi Mine Beta Cumberland Morion Quartz 54 centimeters and chakra work

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