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Embella Sterling Silver Necklace Feather WANDERING NOMAD
SKU: 0941-1661673
The item is no longer available
RRP: $175
Good condition, just needs a good clean. Please view all photos before purchasing. Sold as is.
Materials:
It depicts a traditional tribal pattern hand-pressed into pure silver beads and a hanging feather symbolic of freedom. The braided poly-wax cord makes the piece resistant to damage from salt, sand and surf.
Our Wandering Nomad necklace is one of our newest additions to our men's collection.
Measures
48 cm with adjustable silver bead to slide for fit and tie a soft knot behind the bead.
Materials
Handcrafted Hilltribe Silver beads and charms
Polywax cotton cord
Each piece is individually handmade and hand stamped, therefore each piece can vary slightly in shape and size from images shown.
Please be advised that if you select the click and collect option, all items from any of the Northern Territory shops are located at and can be picked up only from the Winnellie store. The address is 458 Stuart Hwy, Winnellie NT 0820.
Condition
Used: very good
Brands
Other
Colour
Brown, Multicoloured, Silver
Jewellery & Accessories Types
Necklaces
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