Frosted Lime Green Sea Glass 10mm Dangly Swirl Drop Pendant in Steel, Copper, Bronze, Black Iron, Titanium, Sterling Silver, 14K Gold, Rose Gold, or

Descripción
This is a beautiful Frosted Lime Green Sea Glass drop pendant featuring a 10mm round bead which has a swirl wrap tapering to a point over the top of the bead, setting it securely and attaching it to a jump ring, creating a very minimalist elegant look. This unique wrapped pendant would make a beautiful gift for Valentine’s Day, a birthday, anniversary, Christmas, Mother’s Day, or any special occasion. These cultured sea glass beads are made of 100% recycled sea glass that is collected throughout the Caribbean and then forged, formed, and shaped into beads by artisans in Barbados. It could be worn with casual earrings or complement any fancy evening attire. Measurements: Length: 0.35″ Width: 0.25″. Please DO NOT Shower, Bathe, Swim, or bring this piece into contact with water or caustic chemicals. Please cleanse the metal part with appropriate jewelry cleanser for the stone type.
Características
Featuring a Frosted Lime Green Sea Glass bead. Fine metal wire hand wrapped with a swirl design. Available in the following metals: Stainless steel, copper, antique copper, bronze, antique bronze, sterling silver, black iron, titanium, 14k gold, 14k rose gold, black niobium Available by itself or in a set with earrings These cultured sea glass beads are made of 100% recycled sea glass that is collected throughout the Caribbean and then forged, formed, and shaped into beads by artisans in Barbados.
Departamento es Unisex-adult
Peso
2.00 Pounds
Destacados
Featuring a Frosted Lime Green Sea Glass bead. Fine metal wire hand wrapped with a swirl design., Available in the following metals: Stainless steel, copper, antique copper, bronze, antique bronze, sterling silver, black iron, titanium, 14k gold, 14k rose gold, black niobium, Available by itself or in a set with earrings, These cultured sea glass beads are made of 100% recycled sea glass that is collected throughout the Caribbean and then forged, formed, and shaped into beads by artisans in Barbados.