Gold-plated Origami Crane Necklace gift was named a National Historic

was named a National Historic Landmark

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and believes in doing so she might be granted a wish – a wish that begins as a personal mission and blossoms into one of peace and love

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Gold-plated Origami Crane Necklace gift was named a National HistoricThis delicate necklace from Yuko Ebina combines the art of origami and the elegance and beauty of the crane. Representing good fortune and longevity, the crane or tsuru has long been a favorite subject in many Japanese art. It is believed that if one folded 1000 origami cranes, ones wishes for health, happiness and peace would come true. Pendant measures approximately 0. 7 and is 14k gold plated over sterling silver and comes on a 16 gold filled