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Hawaiian Sterling Silver Turtle Plumeria Necklace

Name: Hawaiian Silver Jewelry
Price: 23.79 USD
Availability: InStock

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This sterling silver necklace will be carefully packaged by hand in Hawaii, using a unique black gift box. Please accept it as is, or give it as a gift, with our gratitude (Mahalo in Hawaiian).
Features: This honu is made in the popular petroglyph style with realistic markings on it's fins and shell and is accented with two sand finished plumerias. The larger plumeria, 6mm (diameter) is adorned with a 1mm synthetic cubic zirconia for extra sparkle. The bail is hidden in back of it's head for an unobstructed display.
Dimensions: Pendant measures 11/16 inch (0.69 inch) tall and 3/4 inch (0.75 inch) wide and includes a 16" (adjustable to 18") sterling silver box chain.
Material: 925 sterling silver and synthetic cubic zirconia to accent
Sentiment: Sea turtles are one of the most beloved marine life creatures. The honu (Hawaiian word for turtle) is symbolic of peace, harmony, endurance and long life. They have long been valued by the local people for their link to man and the ocean and are sometimes referred to as navigators because ancient myths tell of the honu leading sailors to the land.