Solitaire Ring: Sterling Silver

Marsoni

M251S

$76.00

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Solitaire Ring: Sterling SilverBecause were headed to Valentine, Texas, a love letter in the desert, sky like a cloudy diamond, like milk, shimmering, electrostatic, crinkling our eyes and crackling in our hair. We peek in the windows at the Prada store, this installation in the wild, nature beauty art and commerce, all our human nonsense coalesced into one monument, our fingers on bright glass, our feet in red dirt, music from the vans radio whirring out and into our ears, whipped

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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2011