OPAL Raw Crystals - Floating Opals, B Grade Lot - Ethiopian Opal Vial, Water Opal, Welo Opal, 47183 bulk You will receive 3 bracelets Weight:4 - 4.9 grams

Name: OPAL Raw Crystals - Floating Opals, B Grade Lot - Ethiopian Opal Vial, Water Opal, Welo Opal, 47183 bulk You will receive 3 bracelets Weight:4 - 4.9 grams
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 84331426190
Price: 75.60 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8235 (14 reviews)

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SKU 84331426190

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OPAL Raw Crystals Floating Opals, B Grade Lot Ethiopian Opal Vial, Water Opal, Welo Opal, 47183 bulk You will receive 3 bracelets Weight:4 4.9 grams You will receive 3 bracelets in a gift bag Approximate Weight: 142 Gems and crystals are great for altars Healing crystals are not a replacement for traditional medical treatment

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