Oregon Sunstone, Oregon Fire Opal and garnet earrings
$2,205.00
Fabulous red, green and shiller Oregon Sunstone, bold golden Oregon Fire Opal and radient deep red garnet nuggets, strung together with sterling silver on handmade chain on these beautiful earrings with a secure sterling silver leverback system.
These earrings have a drop length of 45mm (about 1.75″) and an overall length of 60mm (about 2.4″).
These would make a fantastic gift for a special person’s birthday, Mother’s Day, anniversary, graduation, etc.
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| Stone Type |
Oregon Fire Opal ,Oregon Sunstone |
|---|---|
| Specials |
Finished Jewelry |
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