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Chrysoprase necklace
Necklace in chrysoprase and sterling silver
Chalcedony necklace
Necklace in chalcedony and sterling silver
Green onyx necklace
Necklace in green onyx and sterling silver
Green onyx necklace
Necklace in green onyx and sterling silver
Rutilated quartz necklace
Necklace in rutilated quartz and sterling silver
Amazonite necklace
Necklace in amazonite and sterling silver
Pink sapphire necklace
Necklace with sapphires and sterling silver
Blue sapphire necklace
Necklace with sapphires and sterling silver
Ruby teardrop necklace
Necklace with rubies and sterling silver
Turquoise necklace
Necklace with turquoise, Swarovski crystals and sterling silver
All jewelry is subject to prior sale and/or price change. Not all jewelry shown is in-store at all times; please call for current availability if you are interested in a specific piece. Many of our designers work in mixed metals. This is usually done for the purpose of design, but it can also be to make their jewelry more comfortable, wearable, affordable or stable. These proprietary techniques may include fusing, overlaying, plating or forging.

WHO WE ARE

Elleard Heffern Fine Jewelers specializes in high quality jewelry from the world's most distinctive designers, as well as engagement rings, bridal jewelry, fine diamonds and gemstones. We are located in Clayton, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis.

*Prices subject to change.

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FIND US

101 SOUTH HANLEY ROAD
LOBBY SUITE 110
Clayton, MO 63105
Phone: 314.863.8820
Email: [email protected]

Areas Served: Clayton, St. Louis, Ladue, Town & Country, Overland, Frontenac

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All jewelry is subject to prior sale and/or price change. Not all jewelry shown is in-store at all times; please call for current availability if you are interested in a specific piece. Many of our designers work in mixed metals. This is usually done for the purpose of design, but it can also be to make their jewelry more comfortable, wearable, affordable or stable. These proprietary techniques may include fusing, overlaying, plating or forging.