SKU: PIR172Y2000
925 Sterling Silver Piercing with Multicolor Zirconia finished in 18K yellow gold - Khainy
● Material: Sterling silver 925
● Finish: 18k Yellow Gold
● Stone: Multicolor Zirconia
● Diameter: 10mm
● Closure: Thread
Piercing Khainy 925 Sterling Silver, 18 Karat Yellow Gold Plating and Multicolor Zirconia. Jewelry with excessive designs where the piercing, climbers, earcuff, and earjacket are the protagonists. Delicate designs give name to EARRINGS. Earrings carefully finished and hand-polished creating perfect shapes with infinite combinations of color zirconias plated in rhodium, yellow gold, and 18 karat rose gold over 925 Sterling Silver. Just like in the 60s, everything is mixed again for a new impact for the beat generation, being the best mix of New Yorker sobriety and feminine sensuality. Designs with personality dictate the color and mother nature: the union of different materials and an exquisite arrangement of the pieces make this line the unique jewel, defining the most British side of the it girl: Relativity is (IN)herent to color.
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Description
● Material: Sterling silver 925
● Finish: 18k Yellow Gold
● Stone: Multicolor Zirconia
● Diameter: 10mm
● Closure: Thread
Piercing Khainy 925 Sterling Silver, 18 Karat Yellow Gold Plating and Multicolor Zirconia. Jewelry with excessive designs where the piercing, climbers, earcuff, and earjacket are the protagonists. Delicate designs give name to EARRINGS. Earrings carefully finished and hand-polished creating perfect shapes with infinite combinations of color zirconias plated in rhodium, yellow gold, and 18 karat rose gold over 925 Sterling Silver. Just like in the 60s, everything is mixed again for a new impact for the beat generation, being the best mix of New Yorker sobriety and feminine sensuality. Designs with personality dictate the color and mother nature: the union of different materials and an exquisite arrangement of the pieces make this line the unique jewel, defining the most British side of the it girl: Relativity is (IN)herent to color.