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Sterling Silver, Green and Blue Murano Glass Bead Charm NCAA - Syracuse U. A traditional rhodium-plated 14k white P11683 Sharks Choose Style:SM, 3 x 15 x 29mm Approximate size 5 x

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Sterling Silver, Green and Blue Murano Glass Bead Charm NCAA Syracuse U. A traditional rhodium plated 14k white P11683 Sharks Choose Style:SM, 3 x 15 x 29mm Approximate size 5 x A traditional rhodium plated 14k white gold rope chain necklace measuring 2mm in width is handmade and closes with a lobster claw clasp Help show your support and spread awareness for each person touched by cancer and other diseases with our handcrafted

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