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Georgia Foteinou

Marvellous hanging earrings in Sterling silver 
with natural Baltic amber beads in ø12 mm
Length in total: ± 42 mm
in excellent condition
(please see photos as the part of the description). 

Amber symbolizes the renewal of marriage vows and is used to assure promises. It is worn as a symbol of their endurance and wisdom. 
It is believed Amber eliminates negative energies and fears, acquires patience and wisdom.

TESTS to indicate the natural amber : 
Floats in the salt water, sinks in fresh water; 
Acetone resistant; 
Has characteristics of pine resin odour if heated; 

Shipping: safely packed, courier mail with tracked ID. 
Usual time of delivery: 2-7 business days to worldwide. 


Paleogene, Eocene (56 - 33.9 million years) - Lithuania

Earrings with natural Baltic amber beads - Amber - Succinite / fossilized pine tree resin

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