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Send to a friendGuatemalan Artisan Made Black Jade on Silver Stud Earrings, "Molecular Link"
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Jewelry-maker Estuardo Jimenez carries on the family legacy of making fine jewelry and promotes Guatemala's rich cultural traditions through his creations. At his workshop in the artistic town of Antigua, Estuardo creates these charming stud earrings combining stone and metal, with locally-mined Guatemalan natural black jade arranged on 925 sterling silver with a design inspired by the links between molecules.
- 4 grams
- 0.15 oz
- Each: 2.2 cm L x 0.8 cm W
- Each: 0.9" L x 0.3" W
- 925 sterling silver, jade
- Post earrings
- High polish finish
- Natural stone -- color and variegation will vary
- Made in Guatemala.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Guatemala
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Write a review"As a child, I was curious to learn and do as the others, ‘working' on my own pieces. Maybe my jewelry wasn't the prettiest, but my parents motivated me and applauded my efforts."
Latest Update“My mom and dad joined Novica in 2010 as the Jimenez Family. At that time, I was still studying and supported them as an apprentice in... read more
