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DOUBLE CELTIC TRINITY BRACELET
Sterling silver bracelet with traditional Celtic design
$68
SKU: 40-25-694
Categories: Bracelets, Silver, Wristwear
Tags: bracelet, celtic jewellery, celtic jewelry, dublin, ireland, Irish, irish american, irish bracelet, irish jewellers, irish jewelry, silver, sterling silver, tennis bracelet
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