Chunky coral beads 3 layers(Cream /Orange)
Genuine original coral beads.
Coral set perfect for a bride.Available in off-white or orange chunky coral beads.
$221.30
– 1 Choker Necklace
– 2 strands of Long necklace
– A pair of Earrings
– 2 bracelets
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