New! Ray Ban Sunglasses Aviator Large Metal RB3025 L0205 Arista/Crystal Green, 58mm

Ray Ban Sunglasses Aviator Large Metal RB3025 L0205 Arista/Crystal Green, 58mm

Brand : Ray-Ban ,Model : RB3025 (Large Metal) , ASIN : B001E3ZG1A

MODEL: 3025 (LARGE METAL)
COLOR: L0205 (GOLD METAL/GREEN LENSES)
SIZE: 58mm-14mm-135mm (mm=millimeters)
GENDER: UNISEX
MADE IN: ITALY

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