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TopTie Crystal Peacock Decorated Fashion Hand Case - Red Shopper Review



Very sweet clasp! It has a cute flower detail which I unquestionably love! And It came just in time for my wedding day!
- nika


TopTie Crystal Peacock Decorated Fashion Hand Case - Red

A kind clasp / sundown bag will contest your dress impeccably and get on to your gathering a memorable consequence. This clasp can care for modest equipment be fond of part phonemirror, powder, keys. It is so clever including the intention of straightforward to call in the palm or slip below the arm. Splendid for only one of its kind occasions be fond of wedding, sundown have fun, sphere, prom, etc.

FeaturesColor: RedDimension: Approximately 6 1/4" x 4" x 2"Closure Category: Shatter closure





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