Goth Black Leather Collar Choker with Studded Spike Metal Chains Punk Necklace
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Goth Black Leather Collar Choker with Studded Spike Metal Chains Punk Necklace
- Material: Split leather, copper alloy metal.
- Length: 14"-16.5"(35.5cm-41.5cm); Width: 0.7"(1.8cm). Two easy-to use snap buttons and three clasp settings on the choker make it adjustable for different size necks, no suffocating worries.
- Comfy Wearing: Quality material and fine edges will not rub your skin, which makes it a comfortable accessory for all-day wearing, rock shows, parties and different Halloween cosplay costumes.
- Cool Gift: This fabulous spiked collar with two silver metal alloy chains can be a cute decoration and valentine's day gift for your family and friends.
- Guarantee: Any problems or requests with this item, please feel free to email us, we will respond within 24 hours and try our best to help you. 90 days free return and money back promised for any quality issues with this studded necklace.
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