9ct Yellow Gold Harp Drop Earrings
$396
Thes 9ct Harp drop earrings are traditional Irish.
The harp is our National Emblem and is on our money, passports and all legal documents.
You might be more familiar with the harp as the Guinness symbol!
These earrings also come in studs / posts.
Check out the matching pendant to have this beautiful set!
Description
These earrings are solid 9ct Yellow Gold.
These earrings are 3cm in length including the fitting and are 0.8cm in width.
These earrings have leaver back fittings.
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