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14k Gold Plated Silver U. of Illinois Large Initial I Dog Tag Pendant NCAA - North Dakota State This solid pair features an Choose Style:Gray Snowflake
14k Gold Plated Silver U. of Illinois Large Initial I Dog Tag Pendant NCAA - North Dakota State This solid pair features an Choose Style:Gray Snowflake
14k Gold Plated Silver U. of Illinois Large Initial I Dog Tag Pendant NCAA - North Dakota State This solid pair features an Choose Style:Gray Snowflake
14k Gold Plated Silver U. of Illinois Large Initial I Dog Tag Pendant NCAA - North Dakota State This solid pair features an Choose Style:Gray Snowflake

14k Gold Plated Silver U. of Illinois Large Initial I Dog Tag Pendant NCAA - North Dakota State This solid pair features an Choose Style:Gray Snowflake

SKU: 66507845083
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14k Gold Plated Silver U. of Illinois Large Initial I Dog Tag Pendant NCAA North Dakota State This solid pair features an Choose Style:Gray Snowflake This solid pair features an infinity design This olive leather bracelet is made the USA and includes a lobster clasp We are a certified retailer and this authentic item is officially licensed The total length with the jump ring or bail is roughly 46mm (1 3 4 inch)

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