GOLD MOUTH BRACELET
Brass bracelet with engraved gold-plated brass – D6cm H1,5cm
GOLD MOUTH BRACELET
Brass bracelet with engraved gold-plated brass – D6cm H1,5cm
Weight | 0.1 kg |
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Type | BLACK HAND BRACELET, GOLD HAND BRACELET, GOLD MOUTH BRACELET, BLACK MOUTH BRACELET |
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