Description
Make a statement with these Hmong inspired silver earrings. Handmade in Laos.
- Material: 95% Silver
- Weight: 0.011 Kg
$29.00
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Make a statement with these Hmong inspired silver earrings. Handmade in Laos.
Weight | 20 g |
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