Hanging from a gorgeous blue color of gem quality Royston turquoise, is a drop cluster design that emulates a female figure that has a reversed tear drop shape cut for the face & her ‘crown’ which is made with a turquoise ‘sampler’ of various colored turquoise, that comes from various mines. The beauty with working with a sampler variety, is for the fact that you get some incredible contrast going on, since the colors vary, per mine.

They are the perfect weight & size for those of you who can’t wear large & long earrings, along with not being able to wear anything heavy. if that sounds like you, then these would be the perfect ‘go-to’ turquoise earring! These would compliment a contemporary southwestern jewelry collection or vintage!

****The Artist, the artist’s reputation, the turquoise quality, the carat weight, the cost per carat, sterling cost & artists time are all reflected in the price****

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ARTIST: Federico Jimenez

TURQUOISE PROVENANCE: From Larry Cooley's Turquoise Collection

METAL: Sterling

METAL FINISH: Contemporary

STONES: Natural Royston Turquoise-Turquoise Sampler from various turquoise mines.

COMBINED WEIGHT: 24.2 Grams

MEASUREMENTS: 1.75" X 1.25"

EAR STYLE: Posts (Come with jumbo sterling ear nuts)

HALLMARK: 'JF/STERLING'

Come gift Boxed!

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PLEASE READ BEFORE PURCHASING:

*****I do not consider myself a 'professional photographer" but I do try to give you photos that are 'realistic" in color, just so you're not shocked, nor disappointed when you get the piece. Please know that all screen monitors are different, so the materials can look brighter (or duller) ,more intense or less intense from one computer/phone to the next.

In order to give you close up photos so I can provide you with all the detail, photos can tend to make the earrings look much more larger & everything is more magnified & exaggerated than in actuality. Close up's make the item look so large & then you get it in hand & you are shocked to see how much smaller the item is than how they looked in the photos..So to get an accurate idea of how big these are,please either check them out being worn to get a rough idea (photos 2 & 8) or you can pull out a tape measure & compare to my given measurements.