MARIA Del Alma Artisan
Talavera Necklace gika collection “Chalco”
Talavera Necklace gika collection “Chalco”
MARIA Del Alma Artisan
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This "Chalco" necklace from the Talavera Gika collection is a thing of beauty! With exquisite Talavera poblana and pearl details, it's the perfect way to add a bit of Mexican charm to your look. Make a statement and stand out from the crowd with this one-of-a-kind necklace!
Talavera poblana azul cobalto color
size necklace: 38-43 cm
Talavera size: 2 x 2 1/2 cm
10k gold plated
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