Vintage Sterling Silver Navajo Fred Harvey Era Green Turquoise 10mm Earrings

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Vintage Sterling Silver Navajo Fred Harvey Era Green Turquoise 10mm Earrings:
$45.00

These are classic Fred Harvey screw backs with larger than usual turquoise cabs, a little over 3/8\" or exactly 10mm visible stone. Marked sterling, 5/8\" across total, weighs 5.8 grams. In good vintage condition with light surface wear.

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