Southwestern Elegance-Federico Jimenez-Champagne Colored Pearl Cluster-Sterling NAJA Earrings-2-3/8"
Southwestern Elegance-Federico Jimenez-Champagne Colored Pearl Cluster-Sterling NAJA Earrings-2-3/8"
Pearls have always been a symbol of elegance & sophistication ,while expressing nothing less than style & grace.Pearls are just one of the many types of gems that have Federico's name attached, but pearls play a favored role with him.
These are designed with a southwestern elegant vibe, where he took one of the most well known symbols of the southwest & transformed the "NAJA" symbol with a touch of stylized class!
These Naja earrings are made with champagne colored pearls that vary in size & are laid in a cluster setting. They show beautifully on the ear & have such a sharp look, that there's no way they can't help but bring out all your feminine attributes!
Perfect earring for the Santa Fe'an/Texas bride to be, but definitely aren't limited to!
I carry a vast amount of Federico's pearl jewelry, from rings, to necklaces, to earrings, to pendants! To find them,just click on the category you’re interested in & then either click on Federico’s name or the word “Pearls” in the drop down listings
ARTIST: Federico Jimenez
METAL: Sterling Silver
METAL FINISH: Contemporary
MEASUREMENTS: 2-3/8" Tall x 1-5/8" wide
MATERIAL: Naturally Formed Champagne Colored Pearls
COMBINED WEIGHT: 37 Grams (1.31 Oz.)
EAR STYLE: Posts
HALLMARK: JF/STERLING
Comes Gift Boxed!!
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SIGNATURE REQUIREMENT:
Because of the price, these will have a mandatory signature confirmation requirement & will come insured.. If you're not home in the day & need these shipped where they can be signed for, please change that in your "Ship To" section before I create the shipping label***I'm sorry if this may be an inconvenience, but I do not ship expensive pieces without one. This is for your protection & mine..
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PLEASE READ BEFOR PURCHASING:
In order to give you close up photos so I can provide you with all the detail, photos can tend to make the item look much more larger & everything is more magnified & exaggerated than in actuality. Also because of the close up photos, things that look highly obvious in the photos, usually would have to have it pointed out in person. So to get an accurate idea of how big these are,please either check them out being worn to get a rough idea (photo 2 & 9) or you can pull out a tape measure & compare to my given measurements
