Dichroic Glass Earrings – Ballybrick Jewellery
£12.50
Beautifully Handmade Dichroic Glass Earrings made in Ballybrich near Banbridge, Co. Down, Northern Ireland.
Every item is handmade & so is totally Unique!
Ballybrick Glass & Clay produce a range of Jewellery ranging from Earings, Necklaces, Brooches & much more using fused glass and polymer clay!
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