Oregon Sunstone and Moonstone beaded earrings
$60.00
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Here’s another unique set of Oregon Sunstone and moonstone beaded earrings for you to look over.
They’re simple enough for everyday wear, but those faceted Oregon Sunstone beads really make them shine.
I’ve always liked the duality of using Sunstone and Moonstone in my work. If you’d like to wear this pretty little set, they’re very reasonably priced for a handcrafted pair of earrings. The metal is all sterling silver, and the leverback settings keep them securely in place.
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