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THE MINO EARRINGS
Monom Jewellery Labyrinth, Remotedesign Yesterday
We each build our own labyrinths.
To keep. To hide. To stay safe. To escape. To find ourselves.
Which one is yours? Product made of Argentium Silver 960 in an antioxidation layer // 18 k gold Vermeil [ver-mei] over Argentium Silver 960 (a layer of at least 2.5 microns of 18k gold applied over Argentium Silver 960, at least 5 times thicker than the...
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To keep. To hide. To stay safe. To escape. To find ourselves.
Which one is yours? Product made of Argentium Silver 960 in an antioxidation layer // 18 k gold Vermeil [ver-mei] over Argentium Silver 960 (a layer of at least 2.5 microns of 18k gold applied over Argentium Silver 960, at least 5 times thicker than the...
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