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Baroque Fireball Edison Pearl on a Gold Filled Ball Chain.

 

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Baroque Edison Pearl

Gold Filled Ball Chain

Adjustable in Length 16″ or 18″

Handcrafted with love

Please note, every pearl is unique and every piece will never look exactly the same

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