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Alice Caviness Bead Clip Back Earrings
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Chunky Bead Necklace
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Pearl Choker Necklace
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Sterling Silver Screw Back Earrings
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Rhinestone Necklace
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Renoir Copper Clip Back Earrings
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Designer Original Vintage Crystal Demi-Parure Necklace/ Earring Set
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Victorian Love Knot Pin
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Seed Pearl Bracelet with Coral Bead Accents
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Copper Screw Back Earrings
$65.00
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