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Meyfflin never fails to charm all accessories freaks with its endlessly beautiful designed jewelry. This bracelet has the link chain with Lobster clasp type. Its zinc alloy ensures high durability that endures for a longer tipe. Meyfflin charm bracelet suits the style of active women who don't find enough time to change bracelets to fit their overall outfits. With the pink color, it fits perfectly well with any kind of outfits for any kind of occassions, whether they are casual or semi formal events. Perfect for gift.

Bohemian girls will never want to miss any collection from this Jiayiqi Boho bracelets. Its outstanding performance is reveled flawlessly through its silver pleated snake chain. The love symbol adds the charm that represents
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