40mm crystal ball with 1 hole for hanging.
K9 crystal glass
machine cut
40mm balls in colours are now a clearance line due to the bad quality I have received in the last few orders.
We will now only carry clear and Ab clear once the colours are sold out.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
Colours left are as listed in the options.
40mm Crystal Ball
$3.95 – $4.40
Price Summary
- $4.40
- $3.95
- $3.95
| Weight | 0.09 kg |
|---|---|
| colour |
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