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Large Ammolite Pendant
£800.00Possibly the most beautiful pendant we've ever had in our shop! This is a stunning piece of Ammolite set into silver. A biogenic gemstone, made from the nacre (inside of shells) from ancient ammonites. These were prehistoric marine fossils from around 71 million years ago! Only found in the Bearpaw Formation, Alberta, Canada, Ammolite is an incredibly rare gem.
There is an incredible iridescence to this lovely pendant, full of rainbow colours.
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Ayala Bar Clover Blooms...
£75.00Ayala Bar very pretty pendant necklace in turquoise colours with a pewter coloured decorative chain and textured metalwork & beads. Hand painted panel protected by clear resin. A lovely, delicate summer necklace from this year's Radiance collection.
length: 15.75″ / 40 cm + 3.94″ / 10 cm extension chain
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Ayala Bar Trees Of Green...
£540.00Utterly divine limited edition Ayala Bar necklace, part of the Hip collection. All lovingly hand crafted this piece includes fabric covered mixed metals, multi coloured beads and coloured crystal. A chunky adjustable pewter coloured chain and almost talisman like series of drops. It has a North American Indian vibe...just BEAUTIFUL
Chain length: 15.75 ins/40cms with 3.94ins/10cm extension chain
All Ayala Bar jewellery is nickel & lead free - no nasties
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Ayala Bar Morning Jacket...
£165.00Lovely Ayala Bar Classic collection bracelet with magnetic clasp. Sunny light, turquoise blue twisted silk thread inset with a darker blue and orange beads & coloured metal covered in clear resin. Imagine the most beautiful friendship bracelet ever and this is it! :))
Lovingly handmade in mixed materials, guaranteed nickel & lead free
Size: Width 0.31″ / 0.8 cm | Length 7.09″ / 18 cm
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Ayala Bar Morning Jacket...
£175.00Classic collection necklace
Chain length: 14.17″ / 36 cm + 3.94″ / 10 cm extension chain
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Ethiopian Opal Ring
£89.00Opal - October birthstone
Lovely white Ethiopian Opal Arrowhead cabochon with lots of colour inside set into a rhodium plated silver ring. Also known as Welo Opals, stones were first discovered in Ethiopia in 1994 and it now rivals Australia for quality stones.
Read more about Ethiopian Opals here
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