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Exquisite vintage early 1980's necklace and earring set which was originally purchased at Liberty House on Ka'anapali Beach in Maui, Hawaii. This beautiful set is a timeless treasure that you are sure to love and look simply fabulous wearing. It is perfect for wearing over a sweater or a long sleeve top. It would also look wonderful with the right day or evening dress. It definitely has the look and feel of the Islands that says "nani", meaning "beautiful".

For the necklace, the upper half is a 7" row of 10mm faux pearls which meat with goldtone bead covers. The remainder of the necklace is several strands of midnight blue shiny, sparkly seed beads which you can have hang loose or make into a twist. It is completed with a goldtone spring clasp. The necklace measures at a total of 30" in length. It is fairly lightweight so it won't give a "weighed down" feeling.

The matching earrings are several strands of the gorgeous midnight blue seed beads which hang from a goldtone bead cover. They have goldtone metal hooks for pierced ears. They measure at 4" in length. They are very light and won't tug down on the ears. A very comfortable wear.

This set is in excellent condition, with only minimal wear on the gold tone bead covers, unnoticeable when being worn. The set has been well cared for and maintained over the years.

A part of my mother's large collection of what is now vintage jewelry. She has maintained every piece with great love and care and you are sure to be pleased.

Each piece of the set will be individually packaged in plastic and packed with care for shipping so that it arrives to you in its well-maintained form. The set will ship (free within the United States and Canada) via USPS First Class Mail with Tracking or USPS First Class Mail International.

All of my vintage jewelry is cleaned prior to shipment so that it is ready to wear or give as a gift. All earring posts and hooks are put through a sterilization process prior to shipping. For information about this process, please refer to my ArtFire blog posting "Earring Safety".