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Rhinestone Cuff Bracelet
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Peruvian Silver Bracelet w/18K gold
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Red Iridescent Crystal Bead Necklace
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Clear Rhinestone Earrings
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Necklace with Faux Crystal Pendant
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White Seed Bead Multi-Strand Necklace
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Clear Rhinestone Brooch
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Native American Cuff Bracelet-Sterling w/Turquoise-SOLD
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Copper Cuff Bracelet
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Cameo Choker Necklace
$125.00
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