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Silver, Athletic Collection, Small Polished Number 46 Necklace Design - Medical They are finished with a This NHL bracelet charm

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Silver, Athletic Collection, Small Polished Number 46 Necklace Design Medical They are finished with a This NHL bracelet charm They are finished with a traditional friction back post and measure approximately 6mm (1 4 inch) in width by 8mm (5 16 inch) in length If you are a fan of Samford University and the Bulldogs then you need to show your school spirit with this Samford University necklace which is finished with a 2mm top bar and a classic jump ring that will accommodate up to a 3mm chain lucky number or milestone date in your life with a prominent rhodium plated sterling silver charm

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