10 FT 60 Micro LED Cool White Lights With Silver Wire Battery Operated

10 FT 60 Micro LED Cool White Lights With Silver Wire Battery Operated

Marsoni

M251S

$20.00

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10 FT 60 Micro LED Cool White Lights With Silver Wire Battery OperatedCool white micro LEDs sparkle along 10 feet of slender silver wire, casting a crisp, icy glow that brings a modern touch to holiday decorating. With 60 delicate lights and a battery operated design, this strand is perfect for brightening indoor spaces with effortless elegance and wintery charm. Requires Batteries Not Included Features: 10 FT Total Length Silver Wire 60 Cool White Micro LED Lights Made For Indoor Use

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