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Hermes Filet D’Or 18k Rose Gold Very Small Model - 5.5 - 6.5” louis vuitton chelsea tote mm Hermes color is Noir david yumran crossover gold hoops

Name: Hermes Filet D’Or 18k Rose Gold Very Small Model - 5.5 - 6.5” louis vuitton chelsea tote mm Hermes color is Noir david yumran crossover gold hoops
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SKU: 9413997655
Price: 1255.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3753 (24 reviews)

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Hermes Filet D’Or 18k Rose Gold Very Small Model 5.5 6.5” louis vuitton chelsea tote mm Hermes color is Noir david yumran crossover gold hoops Hermes color is Noir Excellent pre owned condition with light make up at front interior band as pictured Excellent previously owned condition Without small white diamond at end of chain

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