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The Dani Turquoise Choker Made in the USA Each strand is sold individually Each strand is sold individually and has a specified size and length You will achieve a streak free tan with clean palms this way
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The Dani Turquoise Choker Made in the USA Each strand is sold individually

Item no : 7565363392
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US$ 85.00
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Min. order: 1piece

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Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Oct 6 - Oct 11

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US$ 85.00

1-11

US$ 76.50

12-35

US$ 59.50

36-59

US$ 51.00

60+

US$40

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  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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