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STUNNING LEATHER HORN BRASS PORCUPINE QUILLS NECKLACE
$245.00
SKU: 20032272
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If you want stunning, here it is! Porcupine quills dipped in gold, linked to brass chain, hung on a circle of horn & looped onto a brown suede leather lace, it can be worn at any length. It really is amazing!
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BILUM AND BILAS STATEMENT HIBISCUS NECKLACE
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SKU: 20104351
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