: Tiny Sterling Silver Man in the Moon and Star Charm, #9522
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Tiny Sterling Silver Man in the Moon and Star Charm, #9522

from: Taos Trading Jewelry




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Average Rating:
Sales Rank: 10255







Binding: Jewelry
Brand: Taos Trading Charms
Label: Taos Trading Jewelry
Manufacturer: Taos Trading Jewelry
Material Type: sterling-silver
Publisher: Taos Trading Jewelry
Sales Rank: 10255
Studio: Taos Trading Jewelry


Features:
  • A detailed little sterling silver charm
  • Charm measures 1/2" in length
  • See our storefront for matching earrings.





Editorial Review:

Product Description:
A detailed little sterling silver charm depicting 'the man in the moon' and a star. Great for a charm bracelet or necklace! Made in the USA. Charm measures 1/2' in length, including the jump ring and is 3/8' wide. See our storefront for matching earrings.










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