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White Plated Beads, 6mm Disk (strand)

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$8.78

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26-811
$8.78

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Sold by:
strand
Color:
White Plated
Size:
Approx. 6x3mm
Additional Info:
225-275 beads, 24" strand
Country of Origin:
India
Hole Size:
3.0mm
Shape:
Disk

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