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Sparrowood Jewelers Inc in Raleigh, North Carolina

(919) 781-0212

3201 Edwards Mill Rdste 137
Raleigh, NC 27612

http://www.sparrowood.com

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Sparrowood Jewelers - Raleigh, NC- Specializing in diamonds, exotic colored stones, platinum, gold, sterling silver, wedding, engagement, rings, earrings, necklaces and pearls.

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Earrings: Earrings Gallery Earrings have always reflected one s personal statement of style. And why settle for just one style! Today you are refined like a pair of simple one carat diamond studs; tonight, add earring jackets dangling briolette cut tourmaline, aquamarine, and quartz. What about a pair of Tahi...
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Silver: Sterling Silver Gallery As early as the 12th century, silver has been prized for its color and purity. Used not only in adornments, it was also valued as a currency throughout the world. The working properties of this metal has made it an excellent material to use for beautiful and creative jewelry ...
Pearls: Pearls Gallery With its origins dating back over 4000 years, pearls could truly be considered one of the first true gemstones. Throughout recorded history they have been regarded as a symbol of virtue and love. In the first century A.D., Pliny the Elder, ranked pearls first in value among all prec...
Bands: Wedding Bands Gallery The origin of the wedding band can be traced to ancient Egypt, where it represented never ending and immortal love. It was believed that the fourth finger contained a special vein that was fixed directly to the heart, and therefore became known as the ring finger. Let us help...