Natural Diopside Vintage Earrings
£29.11
925 Sterling Silver earrings with Natural Diopside.
Description
SPECIFICATIONS
Certificate Type: CMA
Diamond shape: Oval Cut
Earrings Type: Stud Earrings
Gender: Unisex,Men’s,Children’s,Women’s
Inlay technology: Claw Setting
Jewelry Main Material: 925 SILVER
Jewelry Type: Earrings
Main Stone: Natural Stone
Model Number: 5.30-37
Occasion: Anniversary,Engagement,Wedding,Gift,Party,Other
Pearl Type: Other
Plating: Silver Plated,Gold Plated,Rose Gold Plated
Purity of precious metals: 925 Sterling Silver
Religious Type: Other
Shape: Other
Style: Classic
Weight of precious metals: –
Products Details
| Material | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Quality | 1:1 TOP Prime Quality |
| Main Stone | Natural Diopside |
| Stone Size | 4mm*5mm |
| Consumers | For those who have high requirements for details and quality. |
*Material : 925 Sterling silver
*Perfect for Daily Wear, Anniversaries, Weddings, Engagements, Parties, Ceremonies, and Cocktails.
* Feature: Nickel-free, Lead-free, Cadmium-free, Tarnish Resistant, Hypoallergenic
Note:Please allow slight deviation (0.1-1mm) for the measurement.Thanks
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Color | Gold |
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