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IIJJ-009841
Clear Chatons Only Pearl Necklace
Frances Hirsch faux pearl dangle, clear rhinestone half cup. H connectors, riveted square wire necklace
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IIJJ-009840
Topaz Oval Brooch
Brooch Musical Figural in the shape of a Fiddle or Banjo. Etched square wire, like that used on clamper bracelets in…
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IIJJ-009839
Hematite Scooped Earrings Clip
scooped hematite dangle earrings
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IIJJ-009838
Blue Dentelle Brooch
Brooch Musical Instrument in a Banjo style. Large dentelle framed in rhinestone chaining. Textured square metal arm…
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IIJJ-009837
Green Cabochons Rivoli/Margarita Earrings Clip
Earrings Clip, chignon chandeliers, open back oval and round cabochons, rivolis. Closed chatons. "H" connectors for…
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IIJJ-009836
Clear Baguettes Brooch
Brooch, stylized shooting comet, closed back baguettes, pears and chatons, Figure eights,
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