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09 Great Horned Owl Pendant | |||||||||
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How many times have you seen the Great Horned Owl on a pendant? This is a wonderful gift for all owl enthusiasts and owl collectors. An Owl image is turned transparent and placed over a white Dolomite gemstone oval. You may see tiny sparkles twinkle up through it in certain light. Shown with gold at left but Run your mouse cursor over photo to see a sample in silver. This owl jewelry is guarenteed to be different from anything you'll find elsewhere. The gemstone is a flat bead with a built-in bail at the top. You may choose between gold plate and silver plated metals on either a medium or large stone. You decide if you want cable chain or a rubber cord, the length and even the color. If you choose the rope it will be black unless you pick an alternate color provided. Your pendant is made just for you after you order with your specifications. This means you are getting a custom piece, so please use care when selecting the size. The stone sizes are as follows:
Select chain size and type. Both rope and chain have a quality lobster claw fastener with the plated metal of your choice. See coordinating earrings for a complete owl gift set. Is this a gift? Add a foil wrapped gift box with velveteen lining. Click here to find out how you can have your own favorite photo in this pendant. Boutique Price $25.00 |
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Facts about Owls
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• There are eighteen species of owls in North America. • Owls cannot move their eyes from side to side but can rotate their heads three-quarters of the way around. They but have extremely flexible necks and can move their heads rather quickly which give the illusion of a complete turn. • Owls see perfectly well during the day, and exceptionally well at night. • Owls have the best hearing of all birds. Their ears are located on the sides of their heads and are hidden by feathers. The so-called "ear-tufts" on the top of the head aid in camouflage and recognition between individuals and have nothing to do with hearing.
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