Buddha Stones Tibétain Cinq Dieux de la Richesse Fortune Liuli Perles de Verre Encens Cendres Perles de Porcelaine Bracelet à Breloques Style:Dieu rouge de la richesse Taille du pendentif : 20-30 Pierre Bian
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Buddha Stones Tibétain Cinq Dieux de la Richesse Fortune Liuli Perles de Verre Encens Cendres Perles de Porcelaine Bracelet à Breloques Style:Dieu rouge de la richesse Taille du pendentif : 20 30 Pierre Bian Taille du pendentif : 20 30 mm est confectionnée à partir de matériaux de haute qualité et porteuse de symboles positifs Nous espérons que ces articles significatifs vous apporteront bonne chance et changement positif Le bracelet en verre de cendre d'encens a pour effet d'équilibrer les cinq éléments « l'or
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