Metal: Sterling Silver Backing: Wire Length: 1 3 8" Width: 3 4" The Balinese people, who are primarily Hindu, have a long and illustrious history of producing arts and crafts. Balinese jewelers use traditional methods to produce their unique style of silverwork. These traditions have been handed down from Chinese and Southeast Asian artisans who traded in Bali dating back to the Bronze Age. Many of the patterns and motifs used today can be traced back"> "> Metal: Sterling Silver Backing: Wire Length: 1 3 8" Width: 3 4" The Balinese people, who are primarily Hindu, have a long and illustrious history of producing arts and crafts. Balinese jewelers use traditional methods to produce their unique style of silverwork. These traditions have been handed down from Chinese and Southeast Asian artisans who traded in Bali dating back to the Bronze Age. Many of the patterns and motifs used today can be traced back"> "> Metal: Sterling Silver Backing: Wire Length: 1 3 8" Width: 3 4" The Balinese people, who are primarily Hindu, have a long and illustrious history of producing arts and crafts. Balinese jewelers use traditional methods to produce their unique style of silverwork. These traditions have been handed down from Chinese and Southeast Asian artisans who traded in Bali dating back to the Bronze Age. Many of the patterns and motifs used today can be traced back"> Sterling Silver Dotted Moon Earrings gold <UL style="LIST-STYLE-TYPE: none"> – slsj.co.za
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Sterling Silver Dotted Moon Earrings gold

    SKU 86177982273
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    Material: Abalone Shelll

    We hope you enjoy this beautiful example of the artistic aesthetic of rural Southeast Asia

    Length: 3"

    Length: 2 3/4"

    Sterling Silver Dotted Moon Earrings gold <UL style="LIST-STYLE-TYPE: none">Metal: Sterling Silver Backing: Wire Length: 1 3 8" Width: 3 4" The Balinese people, who are primarily Hindu, have a long and illustrious history of producing arts and crafts. Balinese jewelers use traditional methods to produce their unique style of silverwork. These traditions have been handed down from Chinese and Southeast Asian artisans who traded in Bali dating back to the Bronze Age. Many of the patterns and motifs used today can be traced back

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