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This epitome sterling silver ring incorporates a series of precise Celtic knots, which symbolizes the intertwining of sort out entities. Wear this ring as a symbol of the peace within yourself and in your relationships. Knot effort wraps around the majority of the ring, with a small smooth silver area on the underside. (Dim: 10mm afield band). For over twenty years, Kit Heath has pursued his passion for target, creating elegant fashionable sterling silver jewelery for all occasions - from the insouciant and light-hearted to the sophisticated and sensual.
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This successful sterling silver men's necklace features a round dot dog tag pendant on a 20-inch woven Bali restrain. Lobster claw clasp. Ships with a complimentary brown flair pouch. Baroni Designs. (Dim: 20 inches extended with 1-1/4 inch long dog tag, 3/4 inch wide; 1/4 inch bail).
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Addendum large links of 316L stainless steel create a outstanding chain bracelet. Lobster claw clasp. (Dim: 9-1/2-inches prolonged; links measure 3/4-inch long).
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This Figaro gyve ID bracelet is made with 316L stainless steel and has the red Caduceus medical notify symbol. Lobster claw clasp. (Dim: 9-inches sustained; ID plate measures 2-inches wide; links measure 8mm encyclopedic).
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This unrivalled men's bracelet is made of 316L stainless steel in fancy flat bridle links. Lobster claw clasp. (Dim: 8-1/2-inches dream of; links measure 10mm wide).
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This unembellished Figaro link bracelet is made with 316L stainless steel. Lobster scrape clasp. (Dim: 8-3/4-inch long bracelet; 6mm astray links).
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This frank curb link bracelet is made with 316L stainless steel. Lobster grapple clasp. (Dim: 8-3/4-inch long bracelet; 8mm afield links).
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This subsidiary large bike chain bracelet is made of 316L stainless insulate and black rubber. Snap closure and adjustable in length. (Dim: flexible from 8-1/4- to 9-1/2-inches long ; 3/4-inches extreme).
