Bee Earrings

Name: Bee Earrings
Brand: Elizabeth Gage

Elizabeth Gage

£10100

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Indulge in the delight of Elizabeth s charming 18ct yellow gold Bee earrings, a true embodiment of elegance and versatility. These exquisite earrings are adorned with forty-four round brilliant cut diamonds, creating a captivating play of light and sparkle. The black enamel stripe on the bee body adds a touch of sophistication and contrast to the design. But what truly sets these earrings apart is the pretty cultured drop pearl that dangles from the base. These pearls add a touch of classic refinement and can be detached, making the earrings incredibly versatile for both day and evening wear.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as ELIZABETH GAGE LIMITED, number 01848389. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Bee Earrings

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