Baby Lime Earrings
A real lime is precision sliced coated with
epoxy and sprinkled with glitter and
suspended from a french earwire
Approximate Diameter of fruit slice 1 give or
take.
NOTE due to the natural nature of this
product picture is a representation of what
you are ordering fruit slices will vary in size
texture and color
epoxy and sprinkled with glitter and
suspended from a french earwire
Approximate Diameter of fruit slice 1 give or
take.
NOTE due to the natural nature of this
product picture is a representation of what
you are ordering fruit slices will vary in size
texture and color
LIME
The limes, most commonly available
commercially are the smaller, yellower Key
lime (also known as the Mexican Lime)
(Citrus aurantifolia) and the larger, greener
Persian lime (Citrus × latifolia).[1] "Key
lime" is an American retronym, as the
original fruit known in English as a "lime"
was Citrus aurantifolia, derived from the
Persian name لیمو, limu (the fruit was
introduced to Europe during the
Crusades). Other limes include the
Mandarin lime (Citrus limonia), Kaffir lime
(Citrus hystrix), the various Australian
limes, Spanish lime (Melicoccus bijugatus),
wild lime (Adelia ricinella), sweet lime
(Citrus limetta), Palestine sweet lime
(Citrus limettioides), and musk lime (X
Citrofortunella mitis).[2] The limequat is a
lime-kumquat hybrid, and Omani lime (A
small lime with a very strong flavor and
fragrant aroma). The Lime on this bracelet
is a persian Lime.
Care Recommendations:
We do not recommend the use of commercial
cleaners on any of the gemstones offered
through DM Design Catalog. Avoiding over-
exposure to outdoor elements, such as sunlight
and heat, will prolong the life of your stone.
Periodic cleaning with extremely mild soapy
water (lukewarm or cool) and polishing with a
soft cloth can keep your gemstone beautiful for
years.
The limes, most commonly available
commercially are the smaller, yellower Key
lime (also known as the Mexican Lime)
(Citrus aurantifolia) and the larger, greener
Persian lime (Citrus × latifolia).[1] "Key
lime" is an American retronym, as the
original fruit known in English as a "lime"
was Citrus aurantifolia, derived from the
Persian name لیمو, limu (the fruit was
introduced to Europe during the
Crusades). Other limes include the
Mandarin lime (Citrus limonia), Kaffir lime
(Citrus hystrix), the various Australian
limes, Spanish lime (Melicoccus bijugatus),
wild lime (Adelia ricinella), sweet lime
(Citrus limetta), Palestine sweet lime
(Citrus limettioides), and musk lime (X
Citrofortunella mitis).[2] The limequat is a
lime-kumquat hybrid, and Omani lime (A
small lime with a very strong flavor and
fragrant aroma). The Lime on this bracelet
is a persian Lime.
Care Recommendations:
We do not recommend the use of commercial
cleaners on any of the gemstones offered
through DM Design Catalog. Avoiding over-
exposure to outdoor elements, such as sunlight
and heat, will prolong the life of your stone.
Periodic cleaning with extremely mild soapy
water (lukewarm or cool) and polishing with a
soft cloth can keep your gemstone beautiful for
years.
May we suggest matching Necklace or
Bracelet
Bracelet
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| Price $32.00 |
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