This is an impressive Silver pendant that is large and heavy. The 925 Silver eagle pendant weighs over 15 grams with the claws of the eagle holding a natural oval Ruby. The wings of the eagle are spread out making the pendant large and definitely noticeable measuring almost 1 ¾ inches wide but the eyes are drawn to the Pinkish Red Ruby in the center. The Ruby is a natural African stone weighing 2.5 carats and has a beautiful luster which is best viewed in the video below. It is a big and bold pendant that could be worn by men or women and is ready to ship now. If you would like an Eagle pendant with a different gemstone, or a different animal pendant, contact through this product page for a no obligation quote. Please note the chain is not included.
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