18K Solid Gold Infinity Flower Necklace for Women, Real Gold Diamond-cut Infinity Flower Pendant Lucky Jewelry Anniversary Mothers Day Gifts for Her, Mom, Wife
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18K Solid Gold Infinity Flower Necklace for Women, Real Gold Diamond-cut Infinity Flower Pendant Lucky Jewelry Anniversary Mothers Day Gifts for Her, Mom, Wife
- 【Material】 Genuine 18 karat solid gold, made up of 75% gold and 25% alloy, smooth polished surface, and is the most pure and sturdy form, with 18K/Au750 quality hallmark stamped. Won't tarnish, nickel free, hypoallergenic.
- 【Design】 Classic minimalist 18 karat gold infinity flower necklace, diamond-cut and high polished surface design, it's like four clover. it flashes freely as the wearer moves, adding an intense romantic atmosphere, gorgeous and charming, fits for all type of dressing in any occasion.
- 【Measurement】 Pendant Size: 13mm*11mm, gold adjustable Chain necklace is 18inch with 2inch extender to comfortably fit all neck sizes, choose the length you like. Weight: 1.4g; Gold luster, simple but elegant.
- 【Perfect Gift for Her】 Packaged in an elegant gift box. A surprise gifts for mother, wife, sister or yourself on Mother's Day, Birthday, Christmas, Anniversary, Wedding, Party etc.
- 【Guarantee for You】 100% Easy Returns or Exchange policy If you have any questions with the purchase. Please feel free to contact us, 24-hour service.
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