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Unleash your love for horses with the Vincent Peach Quarter Moon Bangle, a captivating design that blends modern elegance with a touch of equestrian inspiration. This exquisite sterling silver bangle features a unique clasp shaped like a quarter moon equestrian bit, a cherished symbol in the horse world. Simple yet sophisticated, this bangle is the perfect way to showcase your passion for horses, whether you're hitting the trails or attending a gala event.
Unveiling Exquisite Details:
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Sterling Silver: Crafted from gleaming sterling silver, this bangle offers timeless elegance and lasting beauty.
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Quarter Moon Equestrian Bit Clasp: A unique clasp, designed as a quarter moon equestrian bit, adds a touch of equestrian flair to this sophisticated piece.
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Sophisticated Simplicity: The minimalist design complements a variety of styles, making it perfect for everyday wear or special occasions.
A Touch of Elegance for the Discerning Horse Lover:
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Equestrian Inspiration: Subtly showcase your love for horses with this symbolic design.
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Versatility Redefined: This bangle transitions seamlessly from casual to dressy occasions.
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A Timeless Treasure: The high-quality materials ensure this bangle becomes a cherished piece in your jewelry collection.
Discover the Vincent Peach Quarter Moon Bangle today and find the perfect way to express your equestrian passion!
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Coming from a long line of prominent US jewelers and “Pearl” men -- Vincent has honed his ancestral expertise into unique, truly organic one-of-a-kind fine jewelry creations. The Vincent Peach jewelry collection is uniquely handcrafted combining the casual elegance of leather and the extraordinary beauty of diamonds and pearls. A native and still residing in Nashville, Tennessee, Vincent designs in his studio attached to the namesake Vincent Peach Boutique in Marathon Village of downtown Nashville but his pieces can be found around the world. As a jewelry designer and artisan, Vincent finds inspiration from life's leisures and the romance of luxury travel.
