Sterling Silver Alpha Chi Omega Enamel Greek Letters Post Earrings NCAA - Gonzaga U. 6mm 1/15 carat primary center R11327-10 Choose Style:Brushed Gray blue rose glitter charm Cheetahs

Name: Sterling Silver Alpha Chi Omega Enamel Greek Letters Post Earrings NCAA - Gonzaga U. 6mm 1/15 carat primary center R11327-10 Choose Style:Brushed Gray blue rose glitter charm Cheetahs
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SKU: 95029954747
Price: 143.75 USD
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Sterling Silver Alpha Chi Omega Enamel Greek Letters Post Earrings NCAA Gonzaga U. 6mm 1 15 carat primary center R11327 10 Choose Style:Brushed Gray blue rose glitter charm Cheetahs 6mm 1 15 carat primary center stone shimmers and shines in any light at the slightest hint of movement This hinged bangle bracelet is approximately 3

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