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Hipanema Bracelet Marlowe Turquoise

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Hipanema Bracelet Marlowe Turquoise
- New Hipanema Spring/Summer 2018 collection
- Measures: S: 6.29" M: 6.69" L: 7.08"
- Silver color magnetic clasp with engraved Hipanema logo
- Composed of rows of glass beads and metal charm
The Hipanema Marlowe Bracelet consists of multiple rows of turquoise and amber colored seed beads enhanced with a silver-tone pendant in the shape of the sun and a feather. This will be your ultimate the ethnic boho accessory of your jewel box. Silver color magnetic clasp with engraved Hipanema logo Length including the clasp: S: 6.29 M: 6.69" L: 7.08" Composed of rows of glass beads and metal charm
Country USA
Binding Jewelry
Brand Hipanema
Department womens
EAN 3700839133821
Model 1871_15886
MPN E18LMARLTU
PartNumber E18LMARLTU
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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