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SPARKLE Charm - Gold with Pink Sapphire

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SPARKLE Charm - Gold with Pink SapphireThis necklace brings a twinkling sparkle of golden joy. Handcrafted out of a diamond shaped rivet from a Victorian button hand cast in solid 10k gold and adorned with a star set pink sapphire. 1 4" tall 10k gold with soldered jump ring chain sold separately Add or customize a chain Most of our items are custom made for you. Please allow 4 6 weeks. Need something sooner? Shop our READY TO SHIP section. This item is READY TO SHIP

This necklace brings a twinkling sparkle of golden joy. Handcrafted out of a diamond shaped rivet from a Victorian button hand cast in solid 10k gold and adorned with a star set pink sapphire.

  • 1/4" tall
  • 10k gold with soldered jump ring
  • chain sold separately

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