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CHANEL. Ceinture en cuir noir avec boucle en métal et logo en strass. Avec facture et pochette Chanel. Dimensions : 74 x 3,5 cm (total) ; 3,7 x 5,2 cm (boucle).

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CHANEL. Ceinture en cuir noir avec boucle en métal et logo en strass. Avec facture et pochette Chanel. Dimensions : 74 x 3,5 cm (total) ; 3,7 x 5,2 cm (boucle).

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