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Topaz Cubic Zirconia Silver 5 mm Stud Earring – Celtic Desire Collective
£10.00
Kids Mystic Topaz Cubic Zirconia Silver 5 mm Claw Set Earring.
Each box can be personalised with Holy Communion or Confirmation card inside
Box colour may vary from green white & black
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First Holy Communion, My Confirmation, None |
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"The Journeyman Saddler has been working for over twenty years making and repairing all types of associated equestrian and leather goods, using the finest fittings and English saddle and bridle leathers available. We take great pride in creating either unique pieces or everyday items. Your item will be cut, shaped and stitched using age old skills and techniques which have remained unchanged for centuries. This ensures the finest quality craftsmanship. We also make a range of fashion items using bridle leathers in plain designs or with an equestrian theme."
Large Frog – Garden Rich Ornaments
Large Frog / Toad
Measurements H /” L /” (/ x /cm)
((Small Frog sold separately))
How its made?
Made using hand poured concrete, each design is created from a mould that was created by Gordon himself.
Each item is painted and blackened to highlight each design features.
If this item is on back order please allow 10-14days for item to be made, if you have any queries please dont be shy just pm us directly.
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