14ct Gold Evil Eye Charm

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Since ancient civilisations, the evil eye charm has symbolised protection against harm. This 14ct vintage gold charm is a timeless addition to you or your loved one's jewellery collection.  

 

Pendant Only

Product Details

Material:  14ct Gold and Glass

Date: Vintage c1990s 

Measurements: H 0.8cm x W 0.8cm 

Check your size by using our size guide or get in touch for re-sizing. Contact us: info@pilondon.co.uk

FREE UK Delivery (2-7 working days) Orders placed after 1pm 24th August 2023 will be posted on 11th September NEXT Day Delivery. 

Please get in touch if you need your pieces urgently - info@pilondon.co.uk

Europe £18.95 (5-10 working days) Orders placed after 1pm 24th August 2023 will be posted on 11th September

Worldwide £28.95 (5-10 working days) Orders placed after 1pm 24th August 2023 will be posted on 11th September

If you need help or assistance please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Email: info@pilondon.co.uk

  • Product Info

    Since ancient civilisations, the evil eye charm has symbolised protection against harm. This 14ct vintage gold charm is a timeless addition to you or your loved one's jewellery collection.  

     

    Pendant Only

    Product Details

    Material:  14ct Gold and Glass

    Date: Vintage c1990s 

    Measurements: H 0.8cm x W 0.8cm 

  • Gold & Silver Care:

    The beauty with solid gold and silver is that it will last a lifetime, whether you're wearing it in the sea or the shower it will not tarnish so it never has to be taken off.

  • Stone Care:

    If your jewellery has pearls we recommend that you don't get them wet so that the pearl keeps it's lustre and lasts a lifetime.

    Precious stones can usually be kept looking perfect by cleaning them gently in warm water. If you're unsure how to care for your stones please get in touch, info@pilondon.co.uk

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