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18kt Gold PSTM Myanmar Sandar Long Moonstone Earrings

$2,260.00

18kt Gold

Stone: Moonstone

Sandar, meaning moon in Burmese is a small collection of the magical moonstone found in the ancient mines of Mogok, this silvery iridescent gem is believed  to be connected to the moon and hence is connected to female energy and motherhood.

 

Each piece is hand made in Myanmar by artisans trained in traditional goldsmithing techniques. Drawing on ancient Burmese symbols, Buddhist iconography, and the natural world of this beautiful south East Asian country for inspiration, Pippa has been working with Turquoise Mountain Myanmar for 2 years. Providing meaningful livelihood skills and much needed employment in one of Asia’s poorest countries.

 

Discover the entire collection here

 

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Dimensions

Drop Length: 4 inches

Stones: 5mm x 5mm

Material Composition

18kt Gold & Moonstone

 

Please note, each unique piece is individually hand-crafted and so may vary ever so slightly from the image featured.

 

This piece is also available at our London store.

 

This piece comes in a pink Pippa Small drawstring pouch.

 

This piece has been certified in accordance with the Hallmarking Act 1973.

UK:

£5 standard delivery

EU:

£20 standard delivery

Tax & Import duty added at checkout

US:

£30 standard delivery

Tax & Import duty added at checkout

Rest of the World:

£30 standard delivery

Tax & Import duty added at checkout

Due to current circumstances, please allow up to 14 working days for deliveries.

All deliveries operate via Royal Mail and DHL.

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Tin Win

Like many of the most renowned goldsmiths in Myanmar, Tin Win comes from Ramree Island, Rakhine State. He grew up immersed in the goldsmith life, with a thin line between the workshop and the playground. It was the wish of his parents that he became a goldsmith, and he moved to Yangon in 1996 to study under the master U Kyaw Than.

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