Tears of Turquoise Earrings
The Tears of Turquoise earrings are handcrafted in Albuquerque, New Mexico by Native American artisans, using genuine turquoise stones celebrated for their vibrant color and cultural significance.
Turquoise Earrings :
Length : 3.5 Inches / 88.9 mm.
Weight : 0.11 oz
Each pair is made with traditional techniques passed down through generations, resulting in a meaningful piece of wearable art. Made of authentic Turquoise and Sterling Silver.
Every Good Tidings order is packed with care and ships from Georgia, USA.
United States
- Standard shipping: $10
- Free shipping on orders of $150 or more
- In-stock orders usually arrive in 5–7 business days.
International
- International shipping: $25
- Free international shipping on orders of $300 or more
- In-stock orders usually arrive in 7–16 days.
- Customs duties and import taxes are the responsibility of the customer.
Made-to-order pieces
Made-to-order pieces are created especially for you and ship within 30 days.
Tracking
Once your order ships, you'll find your tracking information in your confirmation/shipping email.
Questions?
We're happy to help. Email us at info@goodtidingsstyle.com.
Good Tidings Style is a small, woman-owned business. Every piece is chosen or made with care in small batches, and as a small business, every return touches us directly. Thank you for understanding our policy.
In-stock pieces: You may exchange an item or return it for store credit within 14 days of delivery. Please email us at info@goodtidingsstyle.com before sending anything back. Items must be unworn, in perfect condition, in their original packaging, and returned with the invoice. Return shipping is the customer's responsibility, and we can't be responsible for returns lost in transit.
Made-to-order pieces: These are created especially for you and are final sale. They cannot be returned or exchanged.
Damaged or incorrect items: If your order arrives damaged or isn't what you ordered, email us within 7 days of delivery with a photo and we'll make it right with a replacement.
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