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Soul Fire Clay Earrings – Stud Trio

Stud Trio – Framed Heart, Cloud, Airplane Earrings made in Alberta by Soul Fire Clay

Handmade one of a kind statement Polymer Clay earrings. Super light weight and easy to wear. It comes in stainless steel gold/silver posts (nickel and lead free) for sensitive ears.

These are handmade so each piece will vary slightly from listing photos and imperfections (nature of clay, natural results of baking) in these earrings is what makes them one of a kind.

CARING FOR YOUR EARRINGS

Avoid contact with water, oils, creams, and/or perfumes in order to maximize the longevity of the jewelry. Clean the earings with a damp paper towel or cloth, and avoid bending or dropping them. Treat with care.

$30.00

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Stud Trio – Framed Heart, Cloud, Airplane Earrings made in Alberta by Soul Fire Clay

Handmade one of a kind statement Polymer Clay earrings. Super light weight and easy to wear. It comes in stainless steel gold/silver posts (nickel and lead free) for sensitive ears.

These are handmade so each piece will vary slightly from listing photos and imperfections (nature of clay, natural results of baking) in these earrings is what makes them one of a kind.

CARING FOR YOUR EARRINGS

Avoid contact with water, oils, creams, and/or perfumes in order to maximize the longevity of the jewelry.
Clean the earings with a damp paper towel or cloth, and avoid bending or dropping them. Treat with care.

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Frames	Gold Framed, Silver Framed

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