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Versace Money Box Silver Break The Bank Medusa Grande
249,00€
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Versace Money Box Silver Break The Bank Medusa Head in finest porcelain. Gift box included.
Size: 18 cm x 12 cm
Height: 14,5 cm
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Versace Break the Bank is a very unusual and extravagant collection of money boxes in finest porcelain. These luxurious money boxes are designed in the shape of the Medusa head and will help you to save your money in style.
Versace Break the Bank is very practical and comes in black, white, pink, blue, gold, silver and glossy fuchsia colour.
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