April 16, 2024
VINTAGE PENDANT BIG FACETED JELLO RED GLASS RHINESTONES
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THIS ITEM HAS BEEN RELISTED BECAUSE THE WINNING BIDDER ( A NEW EBAYER WITH ZERO FEEDBACKS) DID NOT PAY OR ANSWER EMAILS. PENDANT IS 2 1/4" LONG INCLUDING THE FINDING YOUR CHAIN WOULD GO THROUGH. A SILVER TONE RIBBON DESIGN AT THE TOP HAS LITTLE TINY RHINESTONES EMBELLISHING IT. Has a sort of ART DECO FEEL TO THIS AREA. THE SOFTLY CORNERED FACET CUTS OF THE GLASS PENDANT CATCH AND PLAY WITH LIGHT, THROWING OFF HUES OF CRANBERRY, RUBY, GARNET, AND JELLO RED. VERY EYE CATCHING AND BIG. TINY AREA OF THE SETTING OF THE OVAL HAS A WEE SPOT W SILVER TONE IS DARKENED AS PHOTO SHOWS **********In good vintage condition as shown in photo, which I rely on to offer most of the description of the item, so if you have any questions please email thru ebay system and I'll gladly respond to them ************************************************************************************I OFFER A DISCOUNT FOR COMBINED SHIPPING AT $1.50 EACH ADDITIONAL ITEM WON WITHIN 7 DAYS********** DELIVERY CONFIRMATION SERVICE IS INCLUDED WITH ALL USA SHIPPING**********POSTAL INSURANCE IS OPTIONAL UNLESS OVER $50 IN WHIcH CASE IT'S REQUIRED**********IF YOU DECLINE INSURANCE YOU THEN ASSUME RISKS INVOLVED DURING TRANSIT**********Due to patina preferences of individuals, I leave jewelry cleaning up to the new owner of the item*********************************************
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