Eusense Cross Necklace Religious Pendant for Men Women Gift Gold 03
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Eusense Cross Necklace Religious Pendant for Men Women Gift Gold 03
- This pendant features a distinctive nail - shaped cross, blending religious symbolism with a bold, edgy aesthetic. It stands out as a statement piece, perfect for those seeking a unique expression of faith or a stylish religious accessory.
- CHAIN LENGTH： 22"+2" extender = 61 cm | PENDANT WEIGHT：Approximately 3.7 Grams | PENDANT HEIGHT：1.81" = 46 mm | PENDANT WIDTH： 0.91" = 23 mm | LOBSTER-CLAW CLOSURE
- Made with S925 sterling silver gold-plated, which longevity and resistance to tarnishing. To maintain its beauty, keep away from chemicals, water, and excessive perspiration, and store in a dry place. Gently clean with a soft cloth if needed.
- Arrives in elegant gift-ready packaging, making it a good present for holidays like Christmas, Valentine’s Day, or milestones such as birthdays, graduations, and anniversaries. Its unisex design appeals to both men and women, symbolizing love, support, and spiritual connection.
- For all our 925 sterling silver necklace pendent, its made with the good silver in the market to long-lasting. If you have any questions, please tell us at any time. We will give it my all to serve you.
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