18K Akoya Pearl Earring — 135° 6/27/19 Look 49 Rounded toe / Ankle height THBH01SS19_XS

Name: 18K Akoya Pearl Earring — 135° 6/27/19 Look 49 Rounded toe / Ankle height THBH01SS19_XS
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 86309036092
Price: 272.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1197 (10 reviews)

SKU 86309036092 · ★ 4.1

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18K Akoya Pearl Earring — 135° 6 27 19 Look 49 Rounded toe Ankle height THBH01SS19_XS Rounded toe Ankle height Black elastic inserts at sides Black topstitching on front piece at sides Self pull tab at back sticks up from strip along center back 5 cm self covered heel with 8 mm platform Leather outsole Whole length sock & lining in salmon calfskin Top piece & slip sole in black rubber Color: Noir 100% Goatskin Handmade in France longer at back Oversized fit Color: Red Plaid 98% Cotton Shihara Akoya Pearl Earring encased in a half sphere of gold at 135 degree angle set atop an 18k yellow gold post Part of a series of Akoya pearl earrings at various degrees

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