Snow Queen (100 y.o., Europe)
$125.00
Snow Queen necklace and earrings set has sterling silver vintage pendant from 1920’s and framed with white opaque sapphires, labradorite and sterling silver findings.
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Snow Queen necklace and earrings set has sterling silver vintage pendant from 1920’s and framed with white opaque sapphires, labradorite and sterling silver findings.
This set will emphasize your feminine beauty worn with a blouse or dress.
Materials:
- sterling silver
- labradorite
- white sapphires
- vinyl cord
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