Slim Earrings with Diverse Navajo Pearls and Indigo Blue Beads

These are slim earrings featuring a combination of diverse Navajo pearls and indigo blue beads. The slender beads, abacus-shaped, small round beads, and small abacus-shaped beads with striations are Navajo pearls. These beads are made of sterling silver (925). Originating from Native American silversmithing, they are called Navajo pearls because they resemble real pearls. The oxidized finish on the top and bottom adds a cool touch! They are hollow inside, making them lightweight and comfortable to wear. (Navajo pearl size: 0.9cm length, 0.4cm diameter for the slender ones) The indigo blue beads are antique beads known as Indopacific beads. The origin of Indopacific beads is said to date back to the 2nd century BC. These particular beads are excavated artifacts from Indonesia, dating back to around the 10th century – over 1000 years old! There's a slight variation in color between the top and bottom beads. The double helix rings are made of Karen silver. The French hooks are also sterling silver (925), marked with "925". The connecting pins are also silver. These lightweight earrings feature a lovely vertical line that allows you to enjoy various Navajo pearls. 【Customizable Options!】 Hook-type earrings Screw-back earrings (not made of silver; silicone rubber covers will be provided) Size Length: Approximately 5.2cm (including earring hardware) Weight: Approximately 1.1g per earring (approximately 2.2g for both) Materials: Silver, Karen Silver, Glass