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Drop Circle Pendant

Drop Circle Pendant by Aanraku Studios
$18.95 USD
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  • A gorgeous way to dress up your glass art
  • Setting holds a cabochon 5/8" in diameter
  • Bail loop in the back allows a neck wire to be switched out easily
  • Overall pendant piece measures 1-7/16"


Product Description

The silver setting drop circle pendant is an excellent accent for your fused glass jewelry. Create unique wearable art that's all your own. Drop circle pendant pad holds a cabochon 5/8" in diameter. Overall pendant piece measures 1-7/16". Bail opening measures 4mm.

Tips for taking care of your plated finish jewelry:
You can enjoy your custom jewelry creations for years by following a few simple tips to extend the life of your plated fashion findings.

  1. Put jewelry on last - avoid exposing jewelry to lotion, perfumes or other products.
  2. Rotate your wardrobe - wearing the same jewelry every day wears out finishes faster.
  3. Store it in a bag - keep jewelry tangle and tarnish free by placing it in a plastic bag when it's not being worn.

Images courtesy of AAE Glass.

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  •   Perfect Way to Show Off Glass Jewelry!
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Pros : This pendant is so stunning and the perfect way to show off a piece of fused glass jewelry - have sold a number of these at art shows!
Cons : Would be great if there was a gold or black option as well.
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