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Spectrostatic Nocturnium Alchemy Gothic Bracelet

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Spectrostatic Nocturnium Alchemy Gothic Bracelet

A great bracelet for steampunk enthusiasts. This fascinating adjustable cuff bracelet is etched with alchemical intricacies, Latin text, and mysterious English notations in antiqued lead-free pewter and solid brass. Cuff is 3/4" wide. Genuine Alchemy Gothic bracelet.

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Country	USA
Binding	Jewelry
Brand	Alchemy of England
Department	womens
Feature	authentic Alchemy Gothic design of lead-free fine English pewter
Label	Alchemy of England
Manufacturer	Alchemy of England
Model	A15
MPN	A15
PartNumber	A15
Publisher	Alchemy of England
Studio	Alchemy of England
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

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