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Crafans 100Pcs Enamel Paw Prints Dog Collar Charms Alloy Animal Cat Necklace Charms Puppy Footprint Dog Pendants for Crafts DIY Jewelry Making Supplies 17.5x16mm Black
$18.87
About This
- Size: 100 pieces dog charms for bracelets are about 17.5 mm long (0.69 inches), 16 mm wide (0.63 inches), 1.5 mm thick (0.06 inches), hole: 2 mm (0.08 inches)
- Material: these animal charms are made of premium alloy, sturdy, not easy to deform and break. With enamel plated, not easy to fade. The smooth surface feels good to the touch
- Cute Paw Print: These dog beads for jewelry making feature a cute dog paw design with a vivid appearance. Enamel plated in beautiful color, bringing you a nice visual experience
- Multipurpose: these cute cat charms are suitable for dog tags, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, clothes, bags, key chains, phone straps, sweater chains, etc. They can be applied to various places in daily life
- Crafts DIY: these paw print keychain charms can be used to make crafts for your family, friends and your pets on birthdays and any holidays
Overview
- Material : Alloy
- Metal type : Alloy
- Gem type : No Gemstone
- Item type name : Charms
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