NEW Labret (Push Pin) Titanio ASTM F-136 - Bolita 3mm (1,2mm) (16G) expansor septum Esta argolla clicker de titanio

Name: NEW Labret (Push Pin) Titanio ASTM F-136 - Bolita 3mm (1,2mm) (16G) expansor septum Esta argolla clicker de titanio
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SKU: 76366333578
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NEW Labret (Push Pin) Titanio ASTM F-136 - Bolita 3mm (1,2mm) (16G) expansor septum Esta argolla clicker de titanio

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NEW Labret (Push Pin) Titanio ASTM F 136 Bolita 3mm (1,2mm) (16G) expansor septum Esta argolla clicker de titanio Esta argolla clicker de titanio G23 de 10mm (16G) es perfecta para septum Diseñadas para usar con colgantes en el lóbulo Fabricada en Titanio ASTM F 136 grado implante Titanio ASTM F 136 (grado implante): hipoalergénico y apto para cicatrización

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