ELLE Jewelry Halo Snowflake Jasper

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snowflake jasper drop earrings


    With the soft texture of these snowflake jasper earrings, the pave sparkle will make these earrings pop with any outfit. Surround your ears with these perfect drop earrings and luxurious soft texture.





3 stone snow flake jasper ring


    Full on glam and femininity is all the rage with this snowflake jasper three cluster ring. The encircled pave cubic zirconia stones give it all the sparkle to make it stand out. 
double drop snow fake jasper necklace





Flaunt this 18 in. double drop snowflake jasper necklace with its micro pave cubic zirconia stones encircling the faceted gemstones. The delicate sparkle lends a hand to a brilliant chain and with a 2 in. extender.






ELLE Jewelry's Halo Collection featuring snowflake jasper is perfect for fall and winter!  Find the lowest prices at www.InStyleSilverJewelry.com

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