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Original price was: $65.00.$29.99Current price is: $29.99.
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Add a touch of world-inspired style to your look with this charming pair of handcrafted Bali bead blue goldstone earrings. Featuring a unique combination of Bali beads and blue goldstone, these earrings offer a touch of bohemian flair that complements any outfit.
Each earring showcases two distinct elements. First, a Bali bead, meticulously crafted by artisans using traditional techniques. Therefore, these beads add a touch of cultural charm and intricate detail to the design. Next, a stunning blue goldstone bead. Goldstone is a manmade gemstone with deep blue color and shimmering flecks of gold. This creates a captivating visual effect.
Jewelry artist Ann Hardee crafted these earrings with vermeil. Vermeil is a high-quality material that combines sterling silver with a layer of 14kt gold. This ensures a beautiful golden shine and long-lasting wear, so you can enjoy these earrings for years to come.
We take pride in caring for our pre-owned jewelry. These earrings are in like-new condition. Therefore, the Bali beads retain their intricate details, and the blue goldstone showcases its mesmerizing sparkle. The vermeil continues to shine brightly, and the craftsmanship is evident in the settings that hold the beads 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 global style, and with every compliment, contribute to a worthy cause.
Retail Value: $65.00
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