Boucles d'oreilles Guy Laroche par Guy Laroche circa 1980 Christian-Lacroix CHANEL - (Made in France) Foulard plissé en twill

Boucles d'oreilles Guy Laroche par Guy Laroche circa 1980 Christian-Lacroix CHANEL - (Made in France) Foulard plissé en twill

Name: Boucles d'oreilles Guy Laroche par Guy Laroche circa 1980 Christian-Lacroix CHANEL - (Made in France) Foulard plissé en twill
Brand: docteurcecilewinter.com
SKU: 17388362794
Price: 500.00 USD
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SKU 17388362794 · ★ 4.8

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Boucles d'oreilles Guy Laroche par Guy Laroche circa 1980 Christian Lacroix CHANEL (Made in France) Foulard plissé en twill CHANEL (Made in France) Golden metal clip on earrings representing rhinestoned CC logos UNKNOWN Silvery metal head jewelry ornamented with rhinestones Very good condition Golden metal hanging earrings ornamented with green rhinestones shaped as a shell with a matching openwork spiral

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