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A pair of silver-toned fishhook earrings with glittery "P" letter charms hanging from ball-and-wire posts.

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Earrings

Stainless Steel Philadelphia Phillies Dangle Earrings

$30

130-01243 · Stainless Steel

Metal — Stainless Steel

In stock — 25 available

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About this piece

These stainless steel dangle earrings carry the Philadelphia Phillies' scripted P logo on a french wire, letting the charm swing freely below a small rounded bead stop.

As the photos show, the logo charm has a fine-grained textured surface across the raised letter and its surrounding field, giving the piece a subtle sparkle without any added stones. The stainless steel construction keeps its silver-white tone without the tarnishing or replating concerns that come with coated metals — a practical detail for everyday wear or game days alike.

The earrings hang to a comfortable length that reads clearly across a room, making them a natural choice for anyone who wants to wear their team loyalty in a quietly polished way. They pair easily with casual and dressed-up looks and, being stainless steel, need only a soft cloth to stay looking their best.

Hallmarks

Metal
Stainless Steel
Style
Drop & Dangle
Made for
Women
Licensed by
MLB
Metal color
White
Construction
Cast
Total length
34.5 mm
Earring closure
French Wire
Licensed organization
Philadelphia Phillies
Item
130-01243
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