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Fenton Sterling Silver Hand Painted Little Nora Glass Bead Charm Novelty Design this ballet slipper topped with NCAA - University Of South Carolina

SKU 58788386372 4.8
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Fenton Sterling Silver Hand Painted Little Nora Glass Bead Charm Novelty Design this ballet slipper topped with NCAA University Of South Carolina this ballet slipper topped with a lobster clasp has a total hanging length of about 15mm and requires a looped charm holder to attach it to your bead bracelet or necklace A gift box is not available for this item but it will arrive in a Gift Pouch Officially licensed and Made in the U Fenton Made in America handcrafted glass beads are compatible with and will fit most major brand

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