Explore the regal beauty of our handcrafted Emerald Stone Silver Jewelry Set, steeped in the tradition of Ottoman design. Perfect for admirers of unique vintage style, this Turkish-made treasure presents an exquisite blend of silver and bronze, ideal for adding a touch of historic elegance to any collection.
Jewelry Set Includes:
Part Width: 22mm
part height: 11mm
Ring Weight: 9g
Earring Weight: 16.40g
Pendant Weight: 7.80g
Set Weight: 33.20g
Chain length: 45cm
Heirloom Quality Craftsmanship:
Artisans with generations of experience have lovingly crafted each piece of this set from the finest 925 sterling silver, accentuated with tastefully applied bronze for a classic, aged effect. The impeccable workmanship captures the essence of the opulent Ottoman era while providing a durable and timeless jewelry set.
Ethereal Emerald Accents:
The focal point of each piece in this collection is the deep green emerald, known for its vibrant hue and association with insight and love. These gemstones are meticulously selected to ensure they resonate the sophistication and grandeur synonymous with traditional Turkish jewelry.
Ottoman Design Elegance:
Our jewelry set features a stunning necklace, a pair of enchanting earrings, and a striking ring, all echoing the complex patterns and rich heritage of Ottoman style. The incorporation of bronze elements alongside silver adds depth and character to the intricate filigree, ropes, and swirls that culminate in a truly opulent aesthetic.
Vintage Charm for the Modern Woman:
Drawing from vintage inspirations, each piece is a wearable work of art that commands attention. Though they are rooted in historical artistry, the designs speak to contemporary tastes, ensuring that this set will be cherished for its beauty and versatility.
A Gift Worth Giving:
Presented in an elegant package, this emerald stone silver jewelry set is an enchanting gift idea for women. Whether it's a birthday, anniversary, or a special milestone, give the gift of timeless beauty that will be remembered and appreciated.
