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Patina Brass Neo-Victorian Bluebell Flowers on Forged Copper Elongated Rectangle Earrings

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Patina Brass Neo-Victorian Bluebell Flowers on Forged Copper Elongated Rectangle Earrings - Rose Quartz

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  • Return policy: You can return your purchase for any reason. Call us at 770-424-0403. Your purchase is fully warranteed with free repair/replacement for up to one year. Return policy: You can return your purchase for any reason. Call us at 770-424-0403. Your purchase is fully warranteed with free repair/replacement for up to one year.
  • Patina Brass Neo-Victorian Bluebell Flowers on Forged Copper Elongated Rectangle Earrings - Rose Quartz
  • Elonagted Rectangular Neo-Victorian Bluebell Flower Earrings of Hand Hammered Copper with Solid Brass Bluebell Flowers and Vine, Hand Polished to a Mirror Sheen with Bluebells in our exclusive Verdigris Patina with genuine Rose Quartz Dangle Beads.
  • A modern combination of turn of the century American hand forged copper and verdigris patina, our nod to the 60s revival of the American Handcrafted Movement.
  • 14 karat Gold Filled Posts shown, Gold Plated Brass Museum Latch (Leverback) Closures, or Comfort Cushion Clips also available.
  • Earrings Measure: 5/8" x 2 3/4" with Dangles.
  • This is actually an Art Noueau design but, we opted to have it in Neo Victorian sections due to the words of neo meaning new...and art nouveau is a new reaction to the Victorian movement.  Art Nouveau is an art movement from 1890 to 1910.  It's essence is flowing lines, celebration of womanhood and assymetrical design.  This is reaction to the Restrictive nature of the Victorian era. 
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