Multi-Coloured Stone Pendant Earrings

€ 29

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Gold/Multi-colour

SIZE

Crafted from polished brass, these irregular earrings feature multi-coloured glass and semi-precious stone pendants.

Nickel tested
Butterfly backings

Total length of shortest pendant: 1.75cm / 0.7"

Total length of longest pendant: 2.88cm / 1.1"

Article number

1316234001

Accessories Style

Stud earrings

Style

Stud earrings

Weight

10 G

Composition

Shell

Brass 70%, Glass 23%, Semi precious stone 6%, Surgical steel 1%

Additional material information

Shell

Recycled brass 70%

The additional material information is provided by weight for each component. The weight of minor elements, such as threads, buttons, zips, embellishments and prints, has been excluded from these calculations.

Explanation of the materials in this product

Brass

Brass is a metal alloy of copper and zinc. It has a bright, gold-like look.

Glass

Glass is a solid material mainly made out of sand treated at very high temperature, turned into a liquid and hardened to reach its final shape.

Recycled brass

Recycled brass is brass made from metal waste. The waste is melted and used in production of new items.

Semi precious stone

Semi-precious stone is a mineral crystal, rock, or organic material that is cut and polished.

Surgical steel

Surgical steel is a steel alloy resistant to corrosion.

Supplier information

Country

India

Company name

SONI INTERNATIONAL JEWELRY MFG. CO.

Factory

SONI INTERNATIONAL JEWELRY PRIVATE LIMITED

Address

F-22, SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE-1 SITAPURA INDUSTRIAL AREA,, 302022 Jaipur

Number of workers

1252

Destination: Netherlands

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