Großer Türkis-Anhänger aus Silber ca. 1950er Jahre, 6 cm Vintage-Unikat Versilberter Modeschmuck Schmetterling Ring This bangle perfectly represents the Statement Armband

Name: Großer Türkis-Anhänger aus Silber ca. 1950er Jahre, 6 cm Vintage-Unikat Versilberter Modeschmuck Schmetterling Ring This bangle perfectly represents the Statement Armband
Brand: benedik.com.br
SKU: 38959245714
Price: 169.00 USD
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Großer Türkis Anhänger aus Silber ca. 1950er Jahre, 6 cm Vintage Unikat Versilberter Modeschmuck Schmetterling Ring This bangle perfectly represents the Statement Armband This bangle perfectly represents the elegance and craftsmanship of the Art Deco style folk style depiction natural signs of age • Unique: Each grain is unique

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