Peacock, Boho Ribbon, Fiber Necklace – JA Designer Collections

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Meet our Boho Style dynamic, full-color spectrum open ended necklace and/or scarf. Wear this showy style 4 different ways, (under a lapel collar, as a necklace, tie it as a dress sash or as a scarf). This attention getter flutters and flows offering a one-of-a-kind accessory for your closet. All Boho necklace/scarf

Meet our Boho Style dynamic, full-color spectrum open ended necklace and/or scarf. Wear this showy style 4 different ways, (under a lapel collar, as a necklace, tie it as a dress sash or as a scarf). This attention getter flutters and flows offering a one-of-a-kind accessory for your closet. All Boho necklace/scarf's are open ended with a decorative center focal piece.

Highlights:

Length Options: 36 inches, Bohemian Style
Colors: 30 color combinations.
Clasp: None, open ended.
Design Uniqueness: The variety of ways you can wear them, and their lite-weight feature. Our necklaces offer the instant 'dress it up' look for any outfit, making it popular for when you need something for on-the-go casual, and an evening out makes our product a GO-TO for all ages.
Materials: Fibers are sourced from the USA, Italy and Turkey.
Craftsmanship: Artisan crafted, Made in the Maine, USA.
Gift Box: An elegant black and white gloss finished, sturdy 5 x 5 x 2 box with white beveled edge. The textured white lined interior offers the elegance the product deserves. When your special occasion warrants the special touch; Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Christmas, and birthdays for your wife, mother, sister, daughter, co-worker and friends - the impression will be made.

FIBER NECKLACE, 12 DEEP SEA RIBBON, JA Designer - TipTop Country Store

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