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Sterling silver plated post earrings featuring a sunflower design by artist Paul Brent
These earrings feature a sunflower design by artist Paul Brent, crafted in sterling silver-plated metal with enamel detailing. Each post measures one-half inch in height by three-eighths inch in width. They arrive new and suit wearers who appreciate nature-inspired jewelry.
Buyers who want solid sterling silver rather than plated metal should look elsewhere. Those needing larger statement pieces or clip-on backs will not find them here. The enamel finish also requires gentle care to avoid chipping.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Zarah |
| Product type | Jewelry |
These are post earrings designed for pierced ears, typically using friction backs or butterfly clutches to secure the 1/2" height by 3/8" width sunflower charm.
The sterling silver plating offers a bright finish, but the underlying metal may tarnish or wear faster than solid gold with constant daily contact and friction.
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