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Four-Leaf Clover Necklace by Letizia Rossi

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Made from a real clover painted with copper and then dipped in 24 karat gold, the Four-Leaf Clover Necklace by Little Yellow Girl is the latest item of jewelry we've found that elevates something common to finery. I love the idea of wearing actual plant-life encased in gold around my neck.

With its recently reduced price of $52, the necklace makes for a beautiful and inexpensive good luck charm. Purchase it from BlondeLA.

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This entry posted on 15 January 2008 at 2:33 AM
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