Tibetan Norgey Oval Beads
Our Tibetan Norgey oval jewelry beads are handcrafted by our Tibetan and Newar artisans to add elegance to any kind of jewelry you make.
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- Made by hand, so yours will be one of a kind
Description
Our Tibetan Norgey oval jewelry beads are handcrafted by our Tibetan and Newar artisans to add elegance to any kind of jewelry you make. Whether you’re making a unique necklace, a bracelet using a cotton cord, or a pair of earrings, these stone-decorated beads can beautify your creation. Our skilled artisans make these jewelry beads using turquoise and coral stones as well as brass wires and sealing gums.
These traditional Tibetan Norgey oval jewelry beads measure 1.8 centimeters wide and 2.3 centimeters long approx. As our product is produced entirely by hand, your understanding of the slight variation in sizes of this product is highly appreciated.
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Materials & size
Materials: Turquoise & Coral Stones, Brass Wire, Sealing Gum
Size: 1.8 cm x 2.3 cm approx.
Made in: Nepal
Shipping & returns
Orders ship from Nepal. Import duties and taxes charged by your country are not included and are paid by the recipient on delivery.
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