memorial jewelry Pearl Urn Cremation Necklace Jewelry Ashes Holder for Women (Black)
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memorial jewelry Pearl Urn Cremation Necklace Jewelry Ashes Holder for Women (Black)
- ? 【Main Material】316L-Stainless Steel; features: Hypoallergenic, Lead-free, Nickel-free; durable and fadeless. Note!!! Pearls are solid and cannot be filled. If you want to fill the whole, please choose the glass one to buy.
- ? 【How to use】The urn pendant unscrewed with ease and screwed back on again tight with a good seal,you can hold a lock of hair or a small treasured item to be used as a souvenir.
- ? 【Meaningful】A very popular screw closure waterproof urn necklace,keep memories of your loved ones near to your heart; To express you love and missing by a special way.
- ? 【Application】Holds Small Amount of dried flowers, dirt, special messages, hair, perfume, cremains & ashes, Free 20 inch Stainless steel Snack Chain & Instructions Graceful Velvet Gift box. High Polished Shiny Surface, Sturdy Solid Chain Links.
- ? 【Perfect customer service】We are committed to provide high quality jewelry and best services to all customers, your feedback is our motivations to improve. Please feel free to contact us anytime if you feel unsatisfied or confused.
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