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Sterling Silver Wheat Chain
Item Sku: Q1040
- $245.00
Description:
A good variety of chain styles is essential to a jewelry wardrobe for men and women. Handmade and finished, this chain is gorgeous alone but can pair with any pendant.
Features:
Handmade by an artisan in Taxco by a skilled silversmith.
Made of fine sterling silver the chain is solid.
The chain is 2.5mm thick and four-sided and finished with black oxidation.
Measures 18 inches long and finished with a strong lobster catch.
The cross is stamped "925".
Pendant only-chain sold separately.
About Taxco:
Taxco was a lovely silver mining town located southwest of Mexico City and the center of a hand-wrought silver industry in the 1930's.
Taxco silver jewelry production boomed during World War II because Europe was unavailable as a source of luxury goods during this time so many high-end retailers in the United States and Canada turned south of the border to meet customer demand for exceptional silver art and jewelry.
Taxco presently has over 300 silver workshops that produce hand-made silver jewelry which is now one of the most recognized Mexican art forms.
Taxco is primarily known for its fine silver handwork and other crafts, being recognized as the outstanding center for silver work in the Western Hemisphere.
This cross is a great basic pendant so order today to start enjoying wearing it every day.
A good variety of chain styles is essential to a jewelry wardrobe for men and women. Handmade and finished, this chain is gorgeous alone but can pair with any pendant.
Features:
Handmade by an artisan in Taxco by a skilled silversmith.
Made of fine sterling silver the chain is solid.
The chain is 2.5mm thick and four-sided and finished with black oxidation.
Measures 18 inches long and finished with a strong lobster catch.
The cross is stamped "925".
Pendant only-chain sold separately.
About Taxco:
Taxco was a lovely silver mining town located southwest of Mexico City and the center of a hand-wrought silver industry in the 1930's.
Taxco silver jewelry production boomed during World War II because Europe was unavailable as a source of luxury goods during this time so many high-end retailers in the United States and Canada turned south of the border to meet customer demand for exceptional silver art and jewelry.
Taxco presently has over 300 silver workshops that produce hand-made silver jewelry which is now one of the most recognized Mexican art forms.
Taxco is primarily known for its fine silver handwork and other crafts, being recognized as the outstanding center for silver work in the Western Hemisphere.
This cross is a great basic pendant so order today to start enjoying wearing it every day.
Store Policies
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Please note that Brummitt Jewelry Design Studio is NOT responsible for pricing errors on its website and has the right to cancel any order that was priced incorrectly due to error. Should this happen, we will notify you via email or telephone and not process your order until all parties are satisfied with the changes.
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Brummitt Jewelry Design Studio is also NOT responsible for any customer information that is entered incorrectly on orders, including physical and email addresses, phone numbers or credit card information.
Return Policies
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Brummitt Jewelry Design Studio offers a 3 -5 business day refund from the date of delivery, on unworn purchases with all item tags attached.
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Please call or email within 3-5 business days for a return authorization number. Include a copy of your receipt and any jewelry boxes, pouches or certifications with your return. The return authorization number must be on the outside returned box or IT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
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Customers will be responsible for all return shipping costs, including insurance to cover the purchase price of the item.
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Please note that all sales are final on Custom Jewelry, sized or modified jewelry items.
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