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Claddagh Earrings with Green Stone
- Height: 31 mm (1.2 inch)
- Stone: Synthetic Emerald
- Metal Material: Sterling Silver
- Claddagh design with inset CZ Emerald
- Celtic Knot
$35.00
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Claddagh Earrings with Green Stone
Sterling silver Claddagh knot earrings and hooks with green CZ. Approx. 0.5″. The Claddagh is the Irish symbol of love and friendship. It’s a perfect gift to say “I Love You”.
- Height: 0.5-In
- Stone: Synthetic Emerald
- Metal Material: Sterling Silver
- Claddagh design with inset CZ Emerald
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| Weight | 0.01 lbs |
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