DestinySun Petal Earrings With Crystals from Swarovski
R299
Please note
For hygiene reasons, exchanges and returns will not be facilitated on these items.
About
The Destiny Sun Petal Earrings With Crystals From Swarovski® - Rose gold or silver, a stunning piece of jewellery that reflects light from every angle to truly make it look like a celestial light reflects from the earring.
Product Features
- Beautiful gift
- All occasions
- Swarovski crystals
- Rose gold & Silver
Swarovski Seal
To help ensure that you are buying authentic crystals from Swarovski, the Swarovski seal comprises the latest security features
- Apart from its hologram effect, every seal has a unique identification number that can be found directly below the seal on the front of the tag or sticker on which the seal is applied.
- The 16-digit code identifies the brands that are using genuine Swarovski crystals in their finished products, providing proof of the origin and premium quality of the crystals used.
Care Instructions
- Avoid contact with water: do not wear jewellery when in the swimming pool, while bathing or showering, this may tarnish the jewellery and weaken the links and strands
- Dry jewellery thoroughly, in case of exposure to water
- Avoid contact with harsh chemicals such as cleaning products and perfumed products, e.g. soap, oils, perfume, hairspray and lotions
- Always put jewellery on last as a finishing touch
- Wipe jewellery clean gently with a soft cloth if necessary
- Store away in a safe place to avoid tangling and damage and do not tug or pull at the strands
Product Specifications
- Material of Earrings: Quality Brass with 18K rose gold or white gold Plated (Extra coating plating 0.05 mil thickness for long-lasting shine)
- Setting: Crystals from Swarovski®
- Diameter of Main Swarovski Crystals: PP24(3.20mm)
- Number of Main Swarovski Crystals: 2pcs
- Diameter of Small Swarovski Crystals: PP6(1.35mm)
- Number of Small Swarovski Crystals: 12pcs
- Dimension of Earrings: 14mm x 7.7mm
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