10 stone options - sterling silver 6mm (+/-) semi-precious stone drop earrings, in a gift box

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  • 10 stone options - sterling silver 6mm (+/-) semi-precious stone drop earrings, in a gift box

  • Sterling silver & semi-precious stone drop earrings, which will arrive nicely presented in a gift box. These earrings are handmade by myself. There is a choice of 11 types of stone.
  • From £14.95
Hill Tribe twist 6mm:

£14.95

10 in stock.

Nature is not perfect and no two pieces are identical. Please be aware therefore, that if you require perfection, these are not for you.

Sterling silver and semi-precious stone drop earrings, which will arrive nicely presented in a gift box.

These earrings are partly made using sterling silver and Karen Hill Tribe silver. The slices at the top of the stone beads are the Karen Hill Tribe silver components.

The Karen Hill Tribe silver is made in northern Thailand and is 99.5 - 99.9% silver, which means it has a higher silver content than sterling silver.

The photo shows a representation of what you will receive in style and stone. Ultimately there will be many more different types of semi-precious stone beads available to be made up. If there is a stone you are particuarly interested in that isn't shown as yet in this style, let me know what it is, as I may well be able to assist. Available now are:

Tanzanite
Morganite
Aquamarine
Garnet
Larvikite
Golden Rutilated Quartz
Tourmalinated Quartz
Red Agate
Amazonite
Rhodonite

Use the drop down tab to select your preference.

By the very nature of sterling silver, there is no way to protect it from tarnishing because sterling silver reacts with so many materials found in everyday life. The best way to reduce tarnish build-up is to actually wear your sterling silver jewellery often. When sterling silver is not worn it tarnishes quickly. Unavoidable I'm afraid, but perfectly normal and nothing to be concerned by, and it can easily be removed with a silver polishing cloth or polishing cream.

These earrings are handmade by myself.

If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to contact me.