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Chicken: Pottery Shard Earrings from PolishedTwo on .925 Sterling Silver

~~~Disclaimer: I'm not sure that these cute little birds are ACTUALLY chickens...I just pictured a page straight out of the "Chicken Little" fable..."The sky is falling! The sky is falling!!" And check out the little guy running around with his head cut off. Need I say more?~~~

These sterling silver earrings have dangling pendants of ancient, miniature-sized pottery shards, each illustrating a little bird, and one even has a cute little pair of flowers. The pottery shards hang from .925 sterling silver earrings.

No two pottery shards are exactly alike, so these earrings are a unique accessory and make a great gift for a loved one. They arrive in a gift box and can also be gift wrapped with an enclosure card at no extra charge. (Just let me know they're a gift in the "message to seller" section at checkout and tell me the sentiments you'd like to include in the gift card.)

Earring Details:
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.925 sterling silver earwire
silver plated brass bezels with porcelain pottery shards, aprox. .75 inch (1.75 cm) wide and just under 1 inch (2 cm)long
1.5 inches (4 cm) total length from top of earwire to bottom of bezel
Pottery Shard Pendants - Supplier Details: "Pendants made from ancient pottery shards discovered at an archeological dig of a Chinese porcelain factory. The factory operated from the Ming to the Ching dynasties, (300-900 years old). Set (roughly) in silver plate, each pendant is unique." Likely a replica, this is beautiful piece that will definitely attract compliments.

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF FLORICULTURE

Six accomplished florists, a r and industry spokesperson, and a supplier dedicated to the advancement of post-harvest care, have been named to the prestigious ranks of the Society of American Florists American Academy of Floriculture (AAF). The designation is awarded to individuals who have committed considerable time and energy to their communities and the floral industry. "Only those individuals who have demonstrated the highest levels of service to their communities and the floral industry receive the AAF designation," said awards committee chair Chuck Johnson, AAF, during the presentation:

Jenny Behlings, AAF, PFCI, SDCF, Jenny's Floral, Custer, S.D.
Don Coleman, Jr., AAF, Mayfield Florist, Tucson, Ariz.
Greg Coleman, AAF, Mayfield Florist, Tucson, Ariz.
James Daly AAF, Floralife, Inc., Walterboro, S.C.
Kimie Miyamoto, AAF, Flora Design, Inc., New York, N.Y.
Shelley Pease, AAF, Shelley's Flowers & Gifts. Waldoboro, Maine
Susan Wilke, AAF, PFCI. Karthauser and Sons Wholesale Florist, Franklin, Wis.
Robbin Yelverton, AAF, PFCI, Blumz...by JRDesigns Floral & Event Professionals, Ferndale, Mich.

Photo - Left to right: Kimie Miyamoto, Greg Coleman, Susan Wilke, James Daly, Shelley Pease, Robbin Yelverton and Jenny Behlings (not shown: Don Coleman) Jr.)