Angel crystal suncatcher
– crystal body is a 50mm clear icicle point crystal
– made with 14mm Agrade octagon crystals
– Hanging length approx 25-30cm
Angel Suncatcher- Clear Icicle
$14.95
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Clear crystal angel suncatcher made with a 50mm icicle shaped prism and Agrade octagons with a large crystal rondelle bead for the angels head. This suncatcher will shower you with rainbows when hung is a sunny spot.
| Weight | 0.100 kg |
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