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Mid-Century Brutalist Pendant and Chain Sterling c. 1960 diamond earrings but it would really shine Enamel in great condition
Mid-Century Brutalist Pendant and Chain Sterling c. 1960 diamond earrings but it would really shine Enamel in great condition
Mid-Century Brutalist Pendant and Chain Sterling c. 1960 diamond earrings but it would really shine Enamel in great condition
Mid-Century Brutalist Pendant and Chain Sterling c. 1960 diamond earrings but it would really shine Enamel in great condition

Mid-Century Brutalist Pendant and Chain Sterling c. 1960 diamond earrings but it would really shine Enamel in great condition

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Mid Century Brutalist Pendant and Chain Sterling c. 1960 diamond earrings but it would really shine Enamel in great condition but it would really shine in a stack of bangles too it is a completely handmade piece and features a translucent piece of green sea glass with iridescent enamel set in a sterling silver mounting Even more fabulous Pendant measures 2” length

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