"CABARET 8" COBALT GLASS & CRYSTAL DANGLE EARRINGS

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M251S

$44.00

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"CABARET 8" COBALT GLASS & CRYSTAL DANGLE EARRINGSCobalt blue glass earrings. Blue German glass drops, designed by Allen Owen and made for us in Germany. Austrian crystal accents in topaz, garnet and tourmaline green. Trim is antiqued silver plated brass, from our own tooling. Sterling silver ear wires. Cabaret 5 earrings measure 1 3 4 inches long. All handwork done in the USA. Please let us know if you would like us to make you a matching bracelet or necklace. All custom orders are welcome. Owen

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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2021