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Genuine Sterling Silver Belcher Rolo design chain necklace, highly polished and secured with a bolt ring clasp. Made in Thailand especially for Simply Jewelry by a quality manufacturer. Hallmarked 925.

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Measurements:

35cm (14 inches) in length
1.50mm diameter

This chain retails in shops for $49.99!

My prices make this a REAL BARGAIN!!!

This item is guaranteed to be BRAND NEW. *030*

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Payment accepted by:

Internet bank transfer, money order and bank written cheque, all in Australian currency.

Paymate, the Australian alternative to Paypal.

For overseas buyers, other options may be available, please e-mail for details. I do have a UK based bank account.

Regular mail $3.50

Registered mail $7

International regular $8

International insured $31

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