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Elaro Studs Earrings

by Horace Jewelry
$28.00
Elaro Studs Earrings - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Elaro Studs Earrings - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Elaro Studs Earrings - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Elaro Studs Earrings - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Stud earrings with small opal and zircon stones. They are delicate but sparkly. Materials 16k gold plated brass .925 silver post gold plated 16k Zircon Synthetic opal Dimensions 3mm x 6mm Care This jewel is plated. To prolong the life of the plating, it is recommended to follow the maintenance instructions carefully: * Avoid showering, bathing and swimming * Remove your jewelry during intense physical activities * Take the time to apply your creams and perfumes before putting on your jewelry * Store your jewelry away from sunlight and humidity
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Elaro Studs Earrings

by Horace Jewelry
$28.00
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Stud earrings with small opal and zircon stones. They are delicate but sparkly. Materials 16k gold plated brass .925 silver post gold plated 16k Zircon Synthetic opal Dimensions 3mm x 6mm Care This jewel is plated. To prolong the life of the plating, it is recommended to follow the maintenance instructions carefully: * Avoid showering, bathing and swimming * Remove your jewelry during intense physical activities * Take the time to apply your creams and perfumes before putting on your jewelry * Store your jewelry away from sunlight and humidity

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