Oregon Sunstone and Moonstone beaded necklace
$100.00
Description
This necklace features a nicely hand worked piece of very shillered Oregon Sunstone at the center of it, surrounded by faceted Oregon Sunstone beads with dazzling copper schiller and shimmering adularescence from moonstone beads. The overall length is just over 20″, including the sterling silver chain it’s attached to.
Each bead is separated by a small silver colored seed bead for nice spacing and to prevent the beads from banging together and chipping.
Additional information
| Stone Type |
Oregon Sunstone |
|---|---|
| Specials |
Finished Jewelry |
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