Sterling Silver Necklace with Eilat Stone Pendant and Beaded Artwork Stripes
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The precious Eilat stone, known as Israel's national gem, is the pendant that makes this sterling silver necklace so eye-catching. Two silver horizontal bands, decorated with bead-shaped artwork, add a stylish fashion detail to the beautiful deep shades of blue and green sheens of the Eilat stone. Comes in elegant gift box.
The precious Eilat stone, with its eye-catching blue and green hues, was discovered in Eilat in the reputed copper mines of King Solomon. Each stone is unique, with its own v
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The precious Eilat stone, known as Israel's national gem, is the pendant that makes this sterling silver necklace so eye-catching. Two silver horizontal bands, decorated with bead-shaped artwork, add a stylish fashion detail to the beautiful deep shades of blue and green sheens of the Eilat stone. Comes in elegant gift box.
The precious Eilat stone, with its eye-catching blue and green hues, was discovered in Eilat in the reputed copper mines of King Solomon. Each stone is unique, with its own variations of cut and color. No wonder that it has become Israel's national gem.
Pendant can be purchased separately without the chain.
The sterling silver chain is available in various lengths – all the same price.
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The precious Eilat stone, known as Israel's national gem, is the pendant that makes this sterling silver necklace so eye-catching. Two silver horizontal bands, decorated with bead-shaped artwork, add a stylish fashion detail to the beautiful deep shades of blue and green sheens of the Eilat stone. Comes in elegant gift box.
The precious Eilat stone, with its eye-catching blue and green hues, was discovered in Eilat in the reputed copper mines of King Solomon. Each stone is unique, with its own v