Surfer’s pendant necklace that symbolizes energy and the movement of life source. Made of pewter, silver plated, hand polished and finished with a protective coating. 1.00 X 1.37 inches Dimension includes Bale.Bale size is approx. 3/8. All jewelry is shipped in a stylish gift bag.
Symbolizes a valiant defender and protection, match for your surfer necklace. Made of pewter, silver plated, hand polished and finished with a protective coating. Measures 0.69 X 1.65 inches. Dimension includes Bale.Bale size is approx. 3/8 inch. All jewelry is shipped in a stylish gift bag.
Wanting to wear tribal designs to match their urban outdoor lifestyle? Gabriel cross pendant for surfer necklace.
Sterling Silver Surfer Charm with high polished 20 Inch Sterling Silver Snake Chain - This sturdy Sterling Silver Chain alone is a $16.00 value and stamped 925 Sterling - Picture shown above is not actual size, it is to showcase the fine craftsmanship and quality.
This leather metal cross makes a great addition to any surfer necklace jewelry collection. All Natural Jewelry. Wear your faith around your neck. This necklace is a perfect match with any outfit. For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing but to us who are being saved it is the power of God! - 1 Corinthians 1:25
This beautiful double teardrop pendant sparkles with 22 radiant black diamonds and 35 crisp white diamonds, for a total diamond weight of 1/4 carat. The concentric pear shapes are stylish and elegant, and the combination of black and white diamonds lends timeless sophistication. This pendant is crafted in 10 karat white gold and showcased on an 18-inch rope chain.
Black and white diamonds intertwine in this gorgeous twist pendant. Slim bars of 10 karat white gold are prong set with radiant black and glittering white diamonds and curve and weave together in a contemporary branch-like pattern. There are 38 diamonds altogether in this lovely piece, for a total diamond weight of 1/3 carat. The pendant is showcased on a delicate 18-inch rope chain.
