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AYALABAR NECKLACE WITH GREEN CORD
$243.00
SKU: 20038793
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Ayalabar jewellery is unmistakable - hand crafted in Israel, each piece lovingly combines a base metal & glass over fabric or printed paper with crystals & beads.Care should be taken to avoid water & prolonged exposure to heat to keep them glossy & beautiful. 45cm long
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SKU: 20104351
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