Sterling Silver North Carolina State Sm 'NCS' Post Earrings YGroup_brac_link_ststtt It is approximately 8mm in Rose Tone Face

Name: Sterling Silver North Carolina State Sm 'NCS' Post Earrings YGroup_brac_link_ststtt It is approximately 8mm in Rose Tone Face
Brand: lcx.co.za
SKU: 46376382198
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Sterling Silver North Carolina State Sm 'NCS' Post Earrings YGroup_brac_link_ststtt It is approximately 8mm in Rose Tone Face It is approximately 8mm in width by 9mm in length and has a 4mm center that is interchangeable as well as compatible with Reflections and other popular 3mm width bead style bracelets and necklaces include a symbolic figure to your bead design for a personalized touch It is also crafted in the USA from Sterling Silver Officially licensed for North Carolina State University

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