Dark Green Sacred Quetzal Dangle Earrings Wirabhuwana The traditional blown glass technique
Description
The traditional blown glass technique used by the artisans transforms molten beverage bottles into an eco-friendly work of art
and around your neck is where this charming house necklace belongs
15" calf opening (38
Maya artists weave ocean-inspired greens and blues to create this stylish two-person hammock
A concealed hinge at the center opens the bracelet to fit the wrist
Dark Green Sacred Quetzal Dangle Earrings Wirabhuwana The traditional blown glass techniqueGuatemalas national symbol and a near threatened species, a quetzal bird, hides behind droplets of dark green jade set in sterling silver. Zandra Lorena Sajbin handcrafts her original earrings in honor of ancient traditions. Sterling silver & jade High polish finish Kidney ear wire Handmade in & fairly traded from Guatemala Due to the handmade nature of this product, exact color and pattern of stone may vary.
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