Sunstone & Monstone leverback earrings
$50.00
This pair of leverback earrings features a faceted Oregon Sunstone bead and a smooth moonstone set in sterling silver.
They’re simple and elegant, can be worn for everyday or an elegant evening out.
The dazzle from the Oregon Sunstone beads is absolutely magical the way they catch the light. The soft glow of the white moonstone beads is warm and inviting. Put them together, and you’ve got a powerful pair of stones for mental clarity and intuition.
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| Stone Type |
Oregon Sunstone |
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