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Orange Dichroic Glass, Sterling Silver, St Thomas Palm Tree Bead Charm Initial E This 10-inch ankle bracelet designed NCAA - University Of South Carolina

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Orange Dichroic Glass, Sterling Silver, St Thomas Palm Tree Bead Charm Initial E This 10 inch ankle bracelet designed NCAA University Of South Carolina This 10 inch ankle bracelet designed from polished 14k yellow gold features a 3mm width double sided heart double link style chain that closes with a lobster claw clasp Measures 8 inches in length including the toggle clasp Dichroic glass design includes an image of palm trees at the end and is approximately 9mm in width by 13mm in length

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