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Ring 925 Silber "Double Red-Green"

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Ring 925 Silber "Double Red-Green"Ring aus Sterlingsilber mit 2 unterschiedlich groen Perlen und Grn und Rottnen. Die Perlen sind auf einem elastischen Nylonfaden aufgefdelt, der Ring kann sich daher sehr gut an die Fingerbreite anpassen. Gre: S (Ringgre 54 55) M (Ringgre 56 57) L (Ringgre 58 59) Bitte bei der Bestellung die gewnschte Gre angeben. Farbe: Silber, Weinrot, Grn Material: Silber 3mm Achat 6 mm Cherryquarz 8mm Lieferzeit: 3 7 Tage Hinweis: Aufgrund der Lichtverhltnisse bei

Ring aus Sterlingsilber mit 2 unterschiedlich großen Perlen und Grün- und Rottönen. 

Die Perlen sind auf einem elastischen Nylonfaden aufgefädelt, der Ring kann sich daher sehr gut an die Fingerbreite anpassen.

Größe:

S (Ringgröße 54-55)
M (Ringgröße 56-57)
L (Ringgröße 58-59)

Bitte bei der Bestellung die gewünschte Größe angeben.

Farbe:

Silber, Weinrot, Grün

Material:

    Silber 3mm

    Achat 6 mm
    Cherryquarz 8mm

    Lieferzeit:

    3-7 Tage

    Hinweis:

    Aufgrund der Lichtverhältnisse bei der Produktfotografie und unterschiedlichen Bildschirmeinstellungen kann es dazu kommen, dass die Farbe des Produktes nicht authentisch wiedergegeben wird.

    Jedes meiner Teile ist entweder ein Unikat oder in nur geringen Stückzahlen verfügbar. Ich fertige alle Schmuckstücke mit viel Liebe zum Detail in meinem kleinen Atelier in München.

    Größen, Farben und Varianten gestalte ich gern nach Deinen individuellen Vorgaben und Wünschen.

    Für weitere Fragen oder Sonderwünsche kontaktiere mich einfach.

    Ich freue mich auf Deine Anfrage.

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