Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet
Customizable bracelet with sterling silver chain and plain charms, all personal adornment under note 9(a). Fits 7113.19.50 as other silver jewelry without gems.
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• List charms separately if detachable for potential parts classification; ensure total silver weight accurate; use tamper-proof packaging for high-value sets
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