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Turquoise Heishi 4-Strand Necklace with Hill Tribe Silver Cylinder Beads & Ridged Rounds, Crystal Teardrops, Czech & Fire Polished Glass, and Sterling Silver Cones & Toggle Clasp

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Turquoise Heishi 4-Strand Necklace with Hill Tribe Silver Cylinder Beads & Ridged Rounds, Crystal Teardrops, Czech & Fire Polished Glass, and Sterling Silver Cones & Toggle ClaspThis impressive Necklace features 4 strands of elegant Turquoise Heishi. The Heishi is 5. 5mm in diameter and displays a range of blue and green hues, accented by brown matrix. The blend of color is eye catching and attractive. The stones have been beautifully cut and polished, with careful attention to symmetry and shape. We've paired the Turquoise with a number of complementary elements, including Crystal Teardrops, Aqua Czech Glass Saucers, Czech

This impressive Necklace features 4 strands of elegant Turquoise Heishi. The Heishi is 5.5mm in diameter and displays a range of blue and green hues, accented by brown matrix. The blend of color is eye-catching and attractive. The stones have been beautifully cut and polished, with careful attention to symmetry and shape. We've paired the Turquoise with a number of complementary elements, including Crystal Teardrops, Aqua Czech Glass Saucers, Czech Druk Glass Rounds, and Fire Polished Glass. The Crystal Teardrops are end-drilled, sitting at right angles to the Necklace strands. They are flanked by peridot-colored Seed Beads, heightening their profile. The Saucers are 10-by-13mm in dimension and have a Picasso finish, with specks of tan accenting the aqua hues. They are faceted, sparkling in reflected light. The Czech Druk Glass Rounds are 7.5mm in diameter and display luminous olive-green tones, enhancing color depth and translucency. The Rounds are bounded by free-form Sterling Silver Discs, which complement the darker stone. The transparent green Fire Polished Glass beads are both 4mm and 6mm; they add additional sparkle and structure to the design.

The Turquoise Heishi is further highlighted by Hill Tribe Silver Beads, including 9-by-24mm Sun-Print Cylinders and 9-by-13mm Ridged Rounds. The Silver Beads are beautifully crafted and polished to a rich luster. The blend of Crystal, Czech Glass, Fire Polished Glass and Silver is visually compelling and distinctive. The Necklace is finished with Sterling Silver Cones and Toggle Clasp and adorned with a Southwest Designs Sterling Charm. The piece weighs 150 grams and the 4 Necklace strands are each 25-3/4 inches long (when wearing, a vertical length of about 10-1/2 inches).

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