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Original price was: $14.99.$12.74Current price is: $12.74.
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This Faux Turquoise Tribal Necklace is a beautiful and unique piece that will add a touch of bohemian style to any outfit.
The necklace features a large faux turquoise pendant set in an ornamental copper-toned frame. The frame is adorned with small blue faux turquoise stones around the outside, and teardrop-shaped faux turquoise beads dangle from the bottom.
The necklace is made from high-quality materials and is designed to last. It’s also easy to care for and can be wiped clean with a damp cloth.
The necklace can be worn with a variety of outfits, from casual to dressy. It’s perfect for adding a touch of bohemian flair to any look.
The necklace is easy to put on and take off. It has a lobster-claw clasp, making it secure and comfortable to wear.
This Faux Turquoise Tribal Necklace is pre-owned but still in excellent condition. It shows no signs of wear and tear and is in perfect condition.
By buying this necklace, you’re not only getting a beautiful and stylish accessory, but you’re also supporting a great cause. Father Joe’s Villages is a non-profit organization dedicated to their mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. Your purchase helps them continue their important work of providing housing, food, and other essential services to those in need. This Faux Turquoise Tribal Necklace is a beautiful and unique piece that can add a touch of bohemian style to any outfit. It’s also a great way to support a great cause.
Condition: Pre-owned, excellent.
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