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Rhodololite Garnet pendant set in 925 silver with 20″ chain
$100.00
Breathtaking rhodolite garnet set in 925 Sterling silver. This pendant has everything you’d want from a nice piece of jewelry. There is plenty of bling, gorgeous color, and a great price. 8x10mm stone weighs about 2.5ct, including a 20″ silver chain for $100.
The rough for this stone was a special purchase of mine from Madagascar, and I’m passing the great deal I got on the rough along to my customers.
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