Aphrodite Freshwater Pearl Bracelet Gold
By ASSUWA
Product Details
Aphrodite is the goddess of beauty and love in Greek Mythology.
Pearls are said to be the tears of joy shed by Aphrodite, after all she is born from sea foams. The Aphrodite necklace encourages you to recognise your beauty and sensuality.
Sterling silver plated with 2 microns of 18k gold, freshwater pearls
We've carefully selected each freshwater pearl to celebrate the organic and natural beauty of the sea making our Aphrodite pearl bracelet unique for each wearer.
This Aphrodite Freshwater Pearl Gold Bracelet is the perfect gift for her. Show your love with a meaningful, elegant pearl bracelet to your significant other on your anniversary, her birthday or Valentine's Day. This pearl bracelet can last a lifetime.
Avoid contact with liquids (including water, salt water, chlorine), perfume, lotion, cosmetics and chemicals.
Remove your jewelry before showering, swimming, exercising and sleeping.
Store in a cool, dry place, preferably inside its original box or in a cloth bag.
Wipe periodically using a clean, soft cloth.
Made in: Turkey
Length: 15cm with 5 cm extension
Length: 20cm with 5cm extension
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