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Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated Xavier University XS Dangle Bead Charm Number 52 Created from rhodium-plated sterling silver Choose Style:Gray Snowflake
Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated Xavier University XS Dangle Bead Charm Number 52 Created from rhodium-plated sterling silver Choose Style:Gray Snowflake
Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated Xavier University XS Dangle Bead Charm Number 52 Created from rhodium-plated sterling silver Choose Style:Gray Snowflake
Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated Xavier University XS Dangle Bead Charm Number 52 Created from rhodium-plated sterling silver Choose Style:Gray Snowflake

Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated Xavier University XS Dangle Bead Charm Number 52 Created from rhodium-plated sterling silver Choose Style:Gray Snowflake

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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.

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Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated Xavier University XS Dangle Bead Charm Number 52 Created from rhodium plated sterling silver Choose Style:Gray Snowflake Created from rhodium plated sterling silver & epoxy Beautifully made from polished It is crafted from rhodium plated sterling silver and measures approximately 12mm (7 16 inch) in width by 22mm in length (7 8 inch) bead style bracelets and necklaces

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