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The Snapper - Men's Fishing Ring Men's Birthday Gift This fishing line ring is

The Snapper - Men's Fishing Ring Men's Birthday Gift This fishing line ring isThis fishing line ring is made out of green fishing line, Antler, and Makore wood. It is the perfect gift for a fishing enthusiast! We guarantee you will love this Men's wedding band! Makore, scientifically known as Tieghemella heckelii, is a hardwood species native to West and Central Africa. It belongs to the family Sapotaceae. The wood is commonly referred to as Makore, but it also goes by other names such as Red Seraya, Ilomba, and Cherry

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This fishing line ring is made out of green fishing line

Its vibrant green color and unique banding patterns make it a popular choice for both traditional and contemporary jewelry designs

Width: 6 mm

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The design features dual outer channels of genuine meteorite

The Snapper - Men's Fishing Ring Men's Birthday Gift This fishing line ring isThis fishing line ring is made out of green fishing line, Antler, and Makore wood. It is the perfect gift for a fishing enthusiast! We guarantee you will love this Men's wedding band! Makore, scientifically known as Tieghemella heckelii, is a hardwood species native to West and Central Africa. It belongs to the family Sapotaceae. The wood is commonly referred to as Makore, but it also goes by other names such as Red Seraya, Ilomba, and Cherry

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