Daisy Earrings 14k Gold on Sterling Silver, Venetian Raw Murano Sky Blue jewelry

* EDWSTG5227, EDWST5203 *
These Sterling Silver Daisy Earrings are made of sterling recycled silver 925 and Murano Glass. 
This unique piece of art  have been made by real Daisy flowers, cast in silver,  and every delicate vein can be seen.  100% Designed by Nature
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Daisy is a symbol of healing, patience and attracting wealth.
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These earrings are polished to a shiny silver or gold plated finish. I put a tarnish-resistant varnish that keep them shiny silver for many years ( maybe for ever –  depend of the use ) .

An ideal gift for women and children who love nature and fresh, unusual Jewelry.
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All items arrive gift boxed!
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Very light, these earrings are easy to wear everyday, as well during a special occasion.

Here you will find handmade Jewelry  using a rare and difficult technique  in recycled sterling silver.
Here the artist is nature itself, I just do the transforming, into a wearable piece of jewelry.
I aim to make those who wear my creations feel beautiful and unique, and those who see them feel joy. Nature makes you feel beautiful .

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Please feel free to contact me with any questions, and thanks for looking!
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