Flourish Topped Pendant with CZ's in Sterling Silver for 8x10mm Stones

Flourish Topped Pendant with CZ's in Sterling Silver for 8x10mm Stones

Marsoni

M251S

$20.81

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Flourish Topped Pendant with CZ's in Sterling Silver for 8x10mm StonesThis classic sterling silver pendant has a shallow oval basket setting with flourishes at the top, some set with cubic zirconias. The main oval prong setting can be set with an 8x10mm oval faceted stone or cabochon. The circular bail has a round seat that you can set a 3mm cabochon (glued in) or even a faceted stone using simple "tube setting" burnishing techniques. It is a unique choice for many jewelers, jewelry designers and artists to create

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012