You're my person bracelet, Personalized bangle bracelet, Flip flop, seashell, sand dollar

You're my person bracelet, Personalized bangle bracelet, Flip flop, seashell, sand dollar

Marsoni

M251S

$30.00

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You're my person bracelet, Personalized bangle bracelet, Flip flop, seashell, sand dollarBeach Jewelry You're my person bangle bracelet. This bangle bracelet includes a you're my person charm and 1 rhinestone letter charm. It also includes a flip flop, sea shell, and sand dollar charm. The bracelet is a twisted stainless steel expandable bangle and is approx. 60mm Each item from Sugar Tree & Company comes nicely packaged.. Please view policies for more info. (Small children should be supervised while wearing all jewelry) Thank you for

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