Perry Ellis Women's Reserve Body Powder 5 oz.
Launched by the design house of Perry Ellis in 2002, Perry Ellis Reserve by Perry Ellis is a feminine scent that possesses a blend of oak moss, ginger and patchouli-an earthy and sultry combination. It is recommended for daytime wear.
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Ride on the edge with these sweet Mannaz Women's Skate Shoes from Vans, specially designed for easy comfort, traction, and style.
Five-eyelet lace-up
Leather upper with accents
Padded tongue and collar
Cushioned footbed
Action tread
Available in black/dream blue or black/confetti color options
Click here to view our shoe sizing guide.
Hand clean
Made in China
Model no. 4660473
Imported
Create a fresh and breezy look with this multi-gemstone lively necklace that features accents in rose quartz, green aventurine, peridot, and citrine.
Specifications:
12 polyhedron shaped rose quartz (14 x 20 mm)
Green aventurine (10 x 4 mm)Peridot and citrine beads
Closes with sterling silver toggle clasp
All carat weights and measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from the listed dimensions. Treatment code N and E.
SeeGemstone Treatments for further information.
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