The Shit - Black Pearl, Orange and Red Sapphires 2022

TESSA METCALFE LTD

£2420

2,420.00 - sold out A glistening baroque pearl poo hangs from the Claw Cuff earring. Gold has built up over the years and from the bottom is precious red and orange sapphire drops, dripping. These earrings feature a spring back clasp which clips over the post. This helps hold them in place making them extra secure and comfortable with no butterfly to worry about. DIMENSIONS: The drops are approx. 3.5 and 4.5cm measured from the ring that attaches them to the Claw Cuff. MATERIALS: orang and red sapphire teardrops, black baroque p earls , solid 9ct yelllow gold DISPATCH: within 10 working days o

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