Frosted Gem Wreath Tattoo Illustration

Marsoni

M251S

$10.90

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Frosted Gem Wreath Tattoo IllustrationAbout This Design Faceted diamonds tessellate into a crisp wreath, stippled in blackwork like gemstone facets catching winter light. The circle honors Christmas renewal and the warmth of gathering, each geometric leaf a promise of clarity. Worn close, it feels clean, luminous, and quietly celebratory, a compass of calm bright cheer. Instant Download By purchasing this design, you'll receive the high resolution version without the watermark. You can

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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2013