Crystal Angel Rearview Mirror Charm "crystal Ball Sun Catcher Handmade on 2040-parts.com
Caldwell, Texas, United States
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Crystal Ball with Crystal Angel Rear View Mirror Charm or Sun Catcher
This handmade charm features a crystal angel, crystal ball, crystal butterflies, an angel wing and a dove. 6 inch silver chain with lobster clasp makes it easy to attach to your car mirror Round Metal Charm measures 2-1/2 inches round Crystal Angel measures 1-1/4 inches X 3/4 inches Crystal Ball measures 3/4" round Hangs a total of 7 inches when attached to your mirror Let this Guardian Angel watch over you while you are on the road |
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