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Sterling Silver Earring Posts - 6 Pair

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Sterling Silver Earring Posts - 6 Pair
Sterling Silver Earring Posts - 6 Pair
$19.95 USD
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Product Features

  • High quality earring posts and matching clutches
  • Sterling silver posts show off your art - not your findings
  • Enough findings to make 6 pairs of earrings
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Product Description

Finish your boutique quality jewelry with these sterling silver earring posts and matching clutches. The posts feature a 6 mm pad to easily attach your fused, resin or polymer clay art. Sold unfinished. 6 pair per pack.

Artist Melanie Churchill created the earrings shown with fused pattern dichroic glass for earrings that sparkle. Earring sets created by artist Alesha Canamar. From Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Sterling Silver Ear Posts
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Pros : Excellent value.
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  •   Nice findings
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Pros : So easy to make nice quality earrings with these findings.
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  •   Great Posts!
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Pros : Awesome sterling silver earring posts. Great price for what you get!
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