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PRICES MAY VARY. What you receive: you will get 100 pieces hexagonal crystal pendants come with beautiful color, enough to satisfy your handmade needs. You can wear them to match your different dressing styles easily, making you more elegant and charming; Please note that the color might be repeated Hexagonal pendant size: the size of hexagonal quartz is about 1.6 x 0.4 inches/ 4 x 1 cm (length x width), hole is about 0.2 inch/ 0.5 cm, proper size to serve as a pendant, fit for most elegant…

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Amethyst | protection, manifestation and focus Each crystal is responsibly and lovingly curated by our owner, Adriana Miranda. Your crystal is intuitively chosen for you, please keep in mind that crystals are imperfect creations from nature so there will be some variation in texture, shade, pattern and tone. Approximately 1.5-2 inches

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