Engravable 14K Yellow Gold Pave Figaro ID Bracelet Length 7 inches Width 5 mm With Lobster Claw Clasp

Engravable 14K Yellow Gold Pave Figaro ID Bracelet Length 7 inches Width 5 mm With Lobster Claw Clasp

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Engravable 14K Yellow Gold Pave Figaro ID Bracelet Length 7 inches Width 5 mm With Lobster Claw ClaspMaterial: Primary Purity: 14K Finish: Polished Stone Quantity 1: 1 Length of Item: 7 in Plating: Rhodium Material: Accent Color 1: White Stone Setting 1: Chain Length: 7 in Chain Type: Figaro Chain Width: 2. 5 mm Charm Element Length: 25. 5 mm Charm Element Width: 5 mm Clasp Connector: Lobster Feature: Solid Material: Primary: Gold Stone Shape 1: TBD Stone Size 1: Width of Item: 5 mm Engravable: Yes Product Type: Jewelry Jewelry Type: Bracelets Sold

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