Additional Information
Hole Size: |
3mm |
Color: |
Blue |
Dimensions: |
15mm |
Sold: |
Individually |
Material: |
Glass |
Shape: |
Coin |
Finish: |
Polished |
Range: |
12-15.9mm |
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