‘Love’ Charms and Pendants – 1 mm Thick (Custom Cut)

SUBLI METALS LTD

£0.68

50% off our Heart Split Rings – bringing them down to 8p each! Beautiful tiny and small Love themed shapes, ideal for keyrings, earrings, necklaces or as charms on bracelets. Choose from our NEW! angels, bar charms with cut outs, vintage keys or joined Angel wings or our original BFF hearts or separate Angel wings (supplied as a set of two pieces), classic cross, jigsaw piece, or any of our four hearts in tiny, classic, puffy, traditional, folk and classic in XS. Make wonderful gifts on their own or as part of a set. NEW! Angel Tiny 22 x 22 mm NEW! Angel Small 35 x 34 mm NEW! Angel Medium 50 x

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