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- Colours: Gold and Rose Gold.
- Material: Metal.
- Size: Approx. 3.30X2.20X0.20cm / 1.30X0.86X0.08in.
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- A great helper for recording the page number you have read for your books, notebooks, journals and scrapbooks.
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You deserve to have one set (a set contains 4 clips) to fix and decorate your files, books, photos, tickets, notes, and so on.
Features
- Colours: Gold and Rose Gold.
- Material: Metal.
- Size: Approx. 3.30X2.20X0.20cm / 1.30X0.86X0.08in.
- A set of 4 cross shaped paper clips, enough quantity to your daily needs.
- It can be used to clip your business cards, notes, envelopes, paper, files, etc.
- A great helper for recording the page number you have read for your books, notebooks, journals and scrapbooks.
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