Azurite Fan

$83.50

Feel the mystical with this azurite fan. Azurite is said to awaken your intuitive self.  The blue and green tiger eyes add beats of calming energy.

Length: 18″ with an 1″ extender

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Description

Azurite is a mix of Lapis lazulis and Malachite. The fan delights the eye in this striking fan necklace.  The piece is accented with blue and green tiger eyes.

Additional information

Weight 4 oz
Dimensions 3 × 2 × 1 in

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