Christian Dior Rose Clair Patent Cannage Lady Dior Gusseted Card Holder Item Category:Handbag 30 Jewels Movmt # 000626 Material:Green Gold

Name: Christian Dior Rose Clair Patent Cannage Lady Dior Gusseted Card Holder Item Category:Handbag 30 Jewels Movmt # 000626 Material:Green Gold
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Christian Dior Rose Clair Patent Cannage Lady Dior Gusseted Card Holder Item Category:Handbag 30 Jewels Movmt # 000626 Material:Green Gold 30 Jewels Movmt # 000626 Item #: 133110 Includes: Dustbag 2 x 1 Exterior Material: Patent Leather Item #: 135803 MSRP: 530 Circa: 2022 Condition: Excellent Includes: Dustbag Exterior Color: Pink Made in: Spain Dimensions: 4 x 2

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