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Meredith Dillman's Blue Diadem Jewelry Box
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Meredith Dillman's Blue Diadem Jewelry Box measures 4 inches in diameter and is made from hand painted cold cast resin.

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 23 November, 2007.

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