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Set sail in style with these charming, handcrafted gold vermeil anchor earrings. Each earring features a delicate anchor design, perfect for those who love the sea or simply appreciate a unique piece of jewelry.
The anchor-shaped earrings are crafted from 24kt gold vermeil, a high-quality material that combines sterling silver with a thick layer of real gold. Thus, these earrings have a warm golden shine and will provide you with years of wear. The anchors dangle from handmade vermeil earwires, adding a touch of handmade artistry to the design.
This pre-owned pair is in new condition. Therefore, the gold vermeil shines brightly, and the anchor shape is clear and detailed. Secure earwires hold the earrings firmly in place.
Choosing pre-owned jewelry is a sustainable way to add a unique piece to your collection. You get a beautiful pair of handcrafted earrings at a great price, while also giving pre-loved jewelry a second life.
Father Joe’s Villages thanks you for shopping consciously and supporting our mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego. When you wear these earrings, you’ll embrace a touch of nautical style, and with every compliment, contribute to a worthy cause.
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