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Tuareg cross necklace

Tuareg cross necklace

Precio habitual $ 985.00 MXN
Precio habitual Precio de oferta $ 985.00 MXN
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Let your style connect you with the desert people of Africa, through careful design and craftsmanship. This necklace is one of the many symbols of Tuareg culture known as crosses. 

Made by a Tuareg family in Eastern Mail. The Tuareg are indigenous to the Sahara desert and live in Niger, Burkina Faso, Mali, Libya and Algeria. Famous for their silver work, camel leather and traditional indigo dyed garb, the Tuareg are semi-nomadic to this day.

Small cross 1.5” high, necklace 16” approx. silver

medium cross 2” pendat

large cross 3” pendant

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INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING

We offer standard international shipping (2–6 weeks). Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility and may vary by country.

We hope you love what you ordered! But if you got the wrong size, color doesn’t suit you, or you just changed your mind, no problem!  Contact us for a return or exchange. You may return your item within 30 days of purchase for a full refund.

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