Oregon Sunstone studs with shining copper schiller
$60.00
These Oregon Sunstone stud earrings are simple and beautiful. Each stone measures 4mm, and the weight is about 1/2ct for each set.
The stones have beautiful “schiller,” which is the word for the microscopic bits of copper inside the stone that give it that dazzling shine.
They’re set in sterling silver with a six prong setting, so very secure and stylish, easy to wear in any location on your ear.
Keep in mind that these are from natural stone, and while we make every effort to match, sometimes it may not be “perfect.”
We’re sure whether you’re buying these for yourself or as a gift, they will give years of delight in wearing them.
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Additional information
| Stone Type |
Oregon Sunstone |
|---|---|
| Cut |
Round |
| Specials |
Finished Jewelry |
| Size |
Under 1ct |
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