The Abbey Lower Case Initial 'h' Necklace in 14k Rose Gold, 16 Inch 8.5 Inch this polished sterling silver chain NCAA - U. Of North Carolina

The Abbey Lower Case Initial 'h' Necklace in 14k Rose Gold, 16 Inch 8.5 Inch this polished sterling silver chain NCAA - U. Of North Carolina

Name: The Abbey Lower Case Initial 'h' Necklace in 14k Rose Gold, 16 Inch 8.5 Inch this polished sterling silver chain NCAA - U. Of North Carolina
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SKU: 3626565762
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The Abbey Lower Case Initial 'h' Necklace in 14k Rose Gold, 16 Inch 8.5 Inch this polished sterling silver chain NCAA U. Of North Carolina this polished sterling silver chain necklace is finished with a lobster claw clasp Approximate size is 6 x 10mm choker length necklace rendered in polished 14k rose gold Express your individuality with this beautiful

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