Gema stud earrings Drop cut, Pink, Rhodium plated

Gema stud earrings Drop cut, Pink, Rhodium plated

Marsoni

M251S

$85.00

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Gema stud earrings Drop cut, Pink, Rhodium platedDescription These pink stud earrings are formed from single teardrop cut crystals in rhodium plated settings. Whether worn as a pair, or layered up for ears with multiple piercings, these endlessly versatile earrings celebrate the magic of crystal cuts and colors. These earrings are part of the Gema family, designed by Creative Director Giovanna Engelbert for Collection II. Article no.: 5614455 Collection: Gema, Collection II Color: Pink Length: 1 2

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024