Love Drop Contemporary Brazilian Rose Quartz and Silver 16

Love Drop Contemporary Brazilian Rose Quartz and Silver 16

Marsoni

M251S

$33.95

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Love Drop Contemporary Brazilian Rose Quartz and Silver 16Faceted rose quartz is believed to ignite the pink flame of love. Liliam Vivan selects the beautiful 2. 5 carat gem to craft this contemporary necklace. A sleek silver chain flows through the crystalline droplet in a design of superb minimalism. materials: 925 sterling silver, dyed rose quartz Venetian Box chain Lobster claw clasp High polish finish 15. 75 in. L; Pendant(s): 0. 6 in. L x 0. 4 in. W x 0. 1 in. D

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012