Mesopotamian Inscription Earrings Barbara Heller

Mesopotamian Inscription Earrings Barbara HellerNEW! Inspired by The Morgan's Ancient Seals and Tablets Collections Any antiquarian will wish to wear these conversation starters! This earring design was inspired by a detail from Seal 267 in our collection of Mesopotamian cylinder seals. These earrings reflect the details of the cuneiform inscription from the seal. Available in sterling silver or 14 karat gold plated sterling silver, the earrings have a hook closure and hang about one inch long. The

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