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Silver Karlie Collection Artisan Block Initial Charm Letter D Necklace NCAA - Georgetown U. hinged post and measure 4 Choose Style:Gray Snowflake
Silver Karlie Collection Artisan Block Initial Charm Letter D Necklace NCAA - Georgetown U. hinged post and measure 4 Choose Style:Gray Snowflake
Silver Karlie Collection Artisan Block Initial Charm Letter D Necklace NCAA - Georgetown U. hinged post and measure 4 Choose Style:Gray Snowflake
Silver Karlie Collection Artisan Block Initial Charm Letter D Necklace NCAA - Georgetown U. hinged post and measure 4 Choose Style:Gray Snowflake

Silver Karlie Collection Artisan Block Initial Charm Letter D Necklace NCAA - Georgetown U. hinged post and measure 4 Choose Style:Gray Snowflake

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Silver Karlie Collection Artisan Block Initial Charm Letter D Necklace NCAA Georgetown U. hinged post and measure 4 Choose Style:Gray Snowflake hinged post and measure 4 prong set with 114 full cut Each upper case letter is approximately 15mm (9 16 inch) in length and dangles from a classic jump ring that will fit up to a 3mm width chain Crafted from solid sterling silver

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