Product Description
Show your team spirit with this stunning Mount Pleasant Vikings crystal jewelry design! Featuring a sapphire blue and siam red crystal arrangement with a Spartan logo cabochon, this jewelry is perfect for any Hempfield Spartans fan and is sure to turn heads as you show your support for your favorite team.
Whether you're cheering on the Spartans at the game or wearing it as a stylish everyday accessory, this crystal jewelry is sure to be a hit. It's also a great gift for any MP Vikings fan in your life.
Crystal Size: 12mm
Crystal Color: Light Siam, Sapphire, Mount Pleasant "MP" Logo
Necklace Length: Adjustable from 15" to 20"
Bracelet Length: Adjustable from 6" to 8"
Allergens: Nickel Free, Lead Free
Origin: Handmade in the USA with the highest quality Austrian crystal elements.
Warranty Information
Our 1-year limited warranty covers any defect in materials or workmanship. If your piece is determined by Sarah's Crystal Creations to have a manufacturer's defect it will be replaced free of charge. Included under the warranty are any abnormal discolorations beyond the normal variations in stone or metal colors, loose/chipped crystals or non functioning clasp upon purchase.
What is NOT covered under the warranty?
Damage caused by accident, misuse, or abuse are not covered by warranty. This includes breakage due to mishandling, wearing in water, etc. General negligence after purchase and every day wear and tear are not covered under the warranty.
Care Guide
Sarah's Crystal Creations jewelry pieces are solid brass and all plated finishes are nickel free. We recommend after every wear that you wipe your pieces with a non-chemically treated microfiber polishing cloth. This process will aid in extending the life of your jewelry by reducing a build up of body oils, lotions, perfumes, etc. that may be present after wearing your pieces. It is recommended that all Sarah's Crystal Creations jewelry avoid being exposed to excessive moisture as it may potentially accelerate wear or cause the jewelry to tarnish.
