Persian Natural Spider Web Turquoise Sterling Silver Pendant Charm 15mm #3056

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Persian Natural Spider Web Turquoise Sterling Silver Pendant Charm 15mm #3056:
$1.81

Hi, thanks for looking!Up for sale is this beautiful turquoise pendant. It features Persian blue turquoise stone cabochon. The stone is natural turquoise meaning it has not been stabilized, dyed or treated in any way.
It is securely set into a modern sterling silver prong style pendant.The entire pendant measures 15mm tall including the loop. The loop will take a 2mm chain.Be sure to check out my other beautiful persian turquoise pendants and rings!Thank you!-John
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I will combine shipping on multiple purchases.
I am closing my store and selling off my turquoise inventory! The last of my Persian turquoise is now listed. This is your last chance to get a great deal on 100% natural Persian turquoise!
If you are a repeat customer you have seen a lot of very nice persian turquoise saleed off in my store! If you haven\'t purchased from me before check out my \"recently sold\" to see the kinds of lots and jewelry I have sold.
I am selling lots of loose cabochons as well as stones set into sterling silver rings and pendants. The jewelry is perfect for resale in gift stores, at fairs and festivals, for giving away as gifts or to wear yourself.
AtwholesalePersian turquoise is worth $5.00 to $7.00 per carat. Because this is my listings will sell for a lot less. My point is that this is your last chance to buy valuable inventory at extremely low prices.
I currently have 96 listings live. When they are gone there won\'t be any more...
If you are offerding be sure to set your highest offer before the sale ends so someone doesn\'t \"snipe\" you in the last 5 seconds of the sale. \"Sniping\" is when someone uses software to automatically place a offer at the very last possible second of the sale.
Its annoying when it happens to you but is allowed by . The simple way to defeat this technique is to decide ahead of time how much you are willing to offer, set that as your high offer and then don\'t worry about it.Thank you all for your business and good luck in the future!!!Some of my recent response: