8mm Holley Blue Agate Cabochon stud earrings in 925 sterling
$70.00
Two lovely 8mm Holley Blue Agate caboshons mounted in sterling silver post earrings.
They’re simple, yet so elegant. The delicate lavender color with a slight bit of peach is just perfect.
Holley Blue used to be sourced near Sweethome OR, but the collection site was closed down about 35 years ago. The only way to get it now is through someone like myself who had collected it years ago.
Each cabochon weighs about 3ct.
At the moment, there is just one pair available like this. I may be making more soon.
1 in stock
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| Color |
Lavender/silver |
|---|---|
| Gender |
Unisex |
| Specials |
Finished Jewelry |
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