Mesopotamian Sodalite Necklace & Earrings

MESOPOTAMIAN JEWELRY
c. 400-2500 B.C.

This lovely matching set is made using gold-capped sodalite beads;
18K gold plating is used for a long-lasting finish.
The necklace is 19.5 inches long with a toggle bar closure, and the
earrings have a .75 inch drop length with an ear wire.
A delightful beaded set inspired by an ancient design.
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This set is inspired by the designs and colors used in Mesopotamia.

Known as the "cradle of civilization", also the place of the legendary

Garden of Eden, between the Tigres and Euphrates rivers, between

400-2500 B.C.

Sodalite: The blue mineral used as a gem. Sodalite stones are light blue to dark

blue with lines that almost look like waves across the surface, the crystal will

have a layered appearance and will be fringed with white quarts as well. Some

sodalite stones have no lines but have blotchy white areas interspersed with

much deeper and darker shades of blue.

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