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Wedding Heart Ornament
MSRP: $14.99
The Wedding Heart combines the most powerful symbols of love the heart, roses, and rings. Entwined, the rings are round-shaped circles having no end that symbolize mutual and everlasting love. When exchanged, they are outward signs of fidelity, trust, and true devotion.
Dimensions: 3 X 3 X 1 (HxLxW)
Item Number: #30013
UPC: 729343300133
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