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Ohrstecker 750/18 K Weissgold Zirkonia 26 Steine Süsswasserzuchtperle weiss, 2 Perlen, 7.5 mmMade in Italy Gefertigt aus recyceltem 750er Gold Mit 26 funkelnden Zirkonias Die Gesamtlnge ist 14 mm Kostenlose Lieferung Elegante Damen Ohrstecker aus hochwertigem 750er Weigold, verziert mit funkelnden Zirkonia und einer strahlenden Swasserzuchtperle. Zeitloses Design fr besondere Anlsse oder den Alltag ein perfektes Accessoire fr stilbewusste Frauen. Bestellnummer 590568 Schmuckart Ohrstecker Material 750 18 K Weissgold Steine Zirkonia 26 Steine
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