Bernsteincollier Butterscotsch Amber verlaufend 42cm 26,63g Bernsteinkette Eheringe Antique exclusive Art Deco brooch/pin 1mm Length 49

Bernsteincollier Butterscotsch Amber verlaufend 42cm 26,63g Bernsteinkette Eheringe Antique exclusive Art Deco brooch/pin 1mm Length 49

Name: Bernsteincollier Butterscotsch Amber verlaufend 42cm 26,63g Bernsteinkette Eheringe Antique exclusive Art Deco brooch/pin 1mm Length 49
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 7928283908
Price: 259.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1827000000000005 (23 reviews)

SKU 7928283908 · ★ 4.2

EUR259.50 EUR296.50

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Bernsteincollier Butterscotsch Amber verlaufend 42cm 26,63g Bernsteinkette Eheringe Antique exclusive Art Deco brooch pin 1mm Length 49 Antique exclusive Art Deco brooch pin around 1920 made of polished platinum made to order by the jeweler Diameter 14 spring ring Clasp silver

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