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This versatile pair of earrings was handcrafted by artisan Khun O from Thailand. The design features a rounded medallion with an elegant pentacle, or star, carved with an intricate details of the Celtic Knots using fine sterling silver. The Celtic knots, is an ancient symbol of love and friendship. Contrasting dark and shiny finishes help highlight the intricate details of this piece while showcasing the artisan’s metalworking skill. This accessory is a wonderful reminder to find balance and inner peace throughout the day.NOTE: Due to the handcrafted nature of this product, minor differences in design, sizing, and weight will occur from piece to piece. The exact measurements may vary slightly. Pictures may not be true to scale, please check the dimensions for the actual size.

• Condition: New
• Metal: Sterling silver | Trademark: Stamped 925
• Weight: 3 grams
• Overall measurements: 13 mm (0.51 inches) wide x 28 mm (1.10 inches) long, including hook
• Finish: Polished, Oxidized | Style: Daily,Religion, Symbol, Magic
• Earring Type: Pierced dangle
• Closure: Fish hook
• Model: PE-2632-0
• About the Artist: Artisan Khun O’s family owns a small silver trading company in the country-side, which is located outside the major city of Chiang Mai. This is where she was first introduced to the art of jewelry making, as many talented artisans would buy the raw silver they needed from her family.
• Condition: New
• Metal: Sterling silver | Trademark: Stamped 925
• Weight: 3 grams
• Overall measurements: 13 mm (0.51 inches) wide x 28 mm (1.10 inches) long, including hook
• Finish: Polished, Oxidized | Style: Daily, Religion, Symbol, Magic, AeraVida, and Unisex
• Earring Type: Pierced dangle
• Closure: Fish hook
• Model: PE-2632-0
• About the Artist: Artisan Khun O’s family owns a small silver trading company in the country-side, which is located outside the major city of Chiang Mai. This is where she was first introduced to the art of jewelry making, as many talented artisans would buy the raw silver they needed from her family.