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Traditional Mexican Clay Earrings - Aretes de Barro
Traditional Mexican Clay Earrings - Aretes de Barro
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Beautifully crafted using clay with stud top.
***All Earrings are handmade and shipped from San Antonio, Texas
+ Due to the handmade aspect of each pair, they may vary slightly than pictured.Â
+ All earrings are hypoallergenic and are sanitized before shipping.
+ Pair weighs under 2 ounces.Â
+Â For additional care information, visit the PRODUCT CARE page linked in the Quicklinks.
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