Oregon Sunstone and Moonstone beaded earrings
$65.00
This pretty pair of dangle earrings has two Oregon Sunstone beads and two moonstone beads on each. The total length is about 1″, so they’re not overly long.
Sunstone and moonstone together hold such a positive vibe. The sunstone has the aventurescent glow, while moonstone has adularesence with the milky color. All set in sterling silver and ready to be worn for any occasion and with any outfit.
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