Sterling Silver Blue Opal Dangle Earrings: Greek Key Design

AUTHENTIC DESIGN: Sterling silver earrings featuring a diamond-shaped Greek key meander pattern inlaid with vibrant blue opal, symbolizing eternal flow and timeless bonds PREMIUM MATERIALS: Crafted from genuine 925 sterling silver with an oxidized finish for enhanced detail and durability, weighing 4 grams per pair ELEGANT SIZE: Diamond-shaped dangles measure approximately 1.0 inch in length and width, offering a striking yet balanced appearance SECURE COMFORT: Leverback clasps provide reliable security and easy wear, while the medium size ensures comfortable all-day wearing ARTISAN CRAFTED: Each pair is expertly handcrafted in Greece, featuring precise detailing in the traditional meander pattern with blue opal inlay Elevate your style with these exquisite Sterling Silver Blue Opal dangle earrings featuring a distinctive Greek Key (Meander) pattern. The diamond-shaped design showcases intricate blue opal inlay work against oxidized sterling silver, creating a stunning contrast that catches the eye. Each earring in this pair measures approximately 1 inch in length and features secure leverback closures for comfortable, worry-free wear. The classic Meander pattern, a symbol representing the eternal flow of life and endless unity, is beautifully interpreted in a contemporary style. These medium-sized earrings strike the perfect balance between statement piece and everyday wear. Crafted with genuine .925 Sterling Silver and weighing approximately 4 grams for the pair, these earrings offer both quality and comfort. The versatile design makes these earrings suitable for both casual outings and special occasions. Each piece showcases expert Greek craftsmanship, combining traditional symbolism with modern aesthetics. The blue opal inlay work adds a mesmerizing touch of color that complements any outfit.

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