


Faith and Devotion Sterling Silver and Opal Cross Necklace
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Faith and Devotion Sterling Silver and Opal Cross NecklaceA cabochon of Andean opal centers this pretty cross pendant necklace from Peru's Patricia Jara. The artisan works in polished sterling silver to create the cross, which is suspended on a sterling silver rope chain. materials: 925 sterling silver, opal Rope chain Lobster claw clasp High polish finish Necklace length: 17. 75 in. L; Necklace width: 1 mm W; Pendant(s): 2. 1 in. L x 1. 1 in. W x 0. 2 in. D
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