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"To You I Sing" .45ct Created Pink Sapphire Sterling Silver Dangle Earrings

Delight in the joy of your faith each time you wear these "To You I Sing" created pink sapphire sterling silver dangle earrings. A whimsical sprinkling of pav;-set, created pink sapphire rounds (approx. 1 to 1.5mm) perch upon a milgrained and rhodium-accented cross. In a clever realization of the jewelry's theme, the cross' arms gently curve to help form a treble clef design. Polished to a light-loving gleam, the charming pair will serve as radiant reminders of your spiritual devotion. Additional details of these created gemstone buffalo comes religion singing spirituality woman and sterling silver drop earrings include: Approx. .45ct Approx. 1-5/8"L x 5/8"W Fasten with French wire backs Stamped .925 BoxedNote: Click on the "Poem" link buffalo comes religion singing spirituality woman and download the poetry art that inspired this jewelry piece. Each piece of art fits in a standard 8"x10" frame.
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