Jarnsaxa II v5- SOLD

Jarnsaxa: A member of the Norse group of moons, which orbit Saturn at mean distances ranging from 12 to 24 million km.  The Norse moons all have retrograde orbits (they travel around Saturn in the opposite direction from the planet's rotation). That and their deviations from circular orbits and from the plane of Saturn's equator classify them as "irregular" satellites. Like Saturn's other irregular moons, they are thought to be objects that were captured by Saturn's gravity, rather than having accreted from the dusty disk that surrounded the newly formed planet as the regular satellites are thought to have done.  Unlike the Gallic and Inuit groups of Saturn's moons, the wide range of distances, inclinations and eccentricities among moons in the Norse group suggest that they are not the pieces of a single original object that shattered in a collision, but they may be the pieces of several such "original" objects.

Retaining rings and 18ga gold plated wire wrapped together with 28ga gold plated wire to form these graceful earrings with 3mm and 4mm purple velvet Swarovski crystal bicones throughout

Length: 1 1/2 inches
Gold plated French Hooks for Pierced Ears

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