Eye Star
€79,00
Eye Star – ‘Aura’ Collection
Eye (or Mati) is a Greek traditional charm which fill you with good energy and luck.
According to the Myth , Aura is a deity whose name means ‘breeze’ and is completely connected with the ‘Gaea’ (earth) , ‘Thalassa’ (sea) & ‘Uranus’ (heavens). Inspired by the apparent line that separates earth from sky , Summer Sunset Glow and the Ancient Greek Aesthetics , ‘Aura’ Collection by CM comes to portray a different perspective in jewellery making.
Description
Material: Brass with Sterling Silver Clip
Dimensions: 1,8 cm
Handcrafted with care _ Accompanied by his own package.
Additional information
| Color |
24k Gold Plated, Silver Plated |
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