Beaded moonstone, amythist, and opal earrings
$75.00
These beautiful earrings are true chameleons, fitting in with just about any color palate.
Starting with a larger 8mm moonstone bead featuring an overall white color with flashes of blue, green, and purple. Next is a vivid purple 5mm amythist bead and a stunning 5mm Ethiopian opal bead that looks clear but then delights with flashes of orange, red, yellow, blue, and green. This pattern is repeated twice, all on handmade sterling silver chain.
The overall length is about 40mm (1.5″).
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