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Pendant, CCB, Dove Shape, 19x12x5 mm, 2 mm Hole - 20 pieces

SKU: 133969
Piece: 20
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Metallic plastic pendant - CCB in the shape of a dove.


CCB is a type of plastic with a copper coating, which can be further finished with other metal coatings to achieve the desired effect. These beads look just like metal ones but are significantly lighter. They are a highly suitable choice in today’s economy, as they are more cost-effective than metal beads while offering superior quality and durability compared to painted beads that mimic metal. This material provides a full range of metal coatings and their shades, allowing you to achieve the desired shine for your products.



DOVE SYMBOLISM - The dove has unobtrusively accompanied humans through the ages. It is a smart bird that can be trained and tamed, often serving as a helper to humans. Its gentle cooing acts as a soothing presence in the noisy urban environment. Its simple yet dignified demeanor is one of the few things that slip into our daily lives, carrying the message of harmony, kindness, and purity. It is an idealistic image, symbolizing hope, peace, and the flight of the human spirit. In Christianity, it is used as an image of the Holy Spirit, as well as the soul. It is associated with qualities of gentleness and intimacy, which is why we often see a pair of doves as an emblem of family happiness and selfless love. This symbolism is most commonly associated with the white members of the species, likely to emphasize the qualities of purity, innocence, and divinity.



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