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Jay King DTR Aquamarine Nugget Necklace Sterling 18-20” Blue Green Chunky Stones

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Soft ocean hues in their most natural form—this Jay King aquamarine nugget necklace feels like wearing sea glass kissed by sunlight. Authentic Jay King DTR (Desert Rose Trading) necklace featuring natural aquamarine (beryl) polished nugget beads in a soothing blend of pale blue, seafoam green, and milky white tones. This piece showcases Jay King’s signature use of organic, minimally processed gemstones, giving each bead its own unique character and variation. The soft translucency and natural inclusions add to its earthy, coastal aesthetic. Finished with a sterling silver clasp and extender, allowing for adjustable wear. Details: * Length: approx. 18” with 2” extender * Materials: Natural aquamarine (beryl) * Metal: Sterling silver (925) * Closure: Lobster clasp * Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition Perfect for layering or wearing solo as a calming, nature-inspired statement piece. A beautiful addition for Jay King collectors or lovers of natural gemstone jewelry. Jay King, DTR, Mine Finds, aquamarine necklace, beryl beads, blue green gemstone, nugget bead necklace, natural stone jewelry, sterling silver, southwestern style, earthy jewelry, artisan look, coastal style, sea glass tones

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