Sapphire Companion Tuscany Cultured Marble Urn

Sapphire Companion Tuscany Cultured Marble Urn

Marsoni

M251S

$197.50

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Sapphire Companion Tuscany Cultured Marble UrnSapphire Companion Tuscany Cultured Marble Urn Cultured marble urns are beautiful urns made from 75% natural marble dust. This natural looking urn looks great in the home and blends in as a piece of decor. Our Double Tuscany cultured marble urn is designed with two individual compartments that allow the ability to keep those close who were always inseparable. Double Tuscany cultured marble urn in Sapphire Companion cremation urn Two compartments each

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012