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Jackie Brazil Amazon Small Ball Earrings by Sobral
Jackie Brazil Amazon Small Ball Earrings by Sobral
JBW Price: £16.95

Jackie Brazil Amazon Small Ball Earrings by Sobral
Jackie Brazil Amazon Small Ball Earrings by Sobral
Jackie Brazil Amazon Small Ball Earrings by Sobral
JBW Price: £16.95

Jackie Brazil Amazon Small Ball Earrings by Sobral
SOBRAL Amazon Ring, Size O 1/2 by Jackie Brazil
SOBRAL Amazon Ring, Size O 1/2 by Jackie Brazil
JBW Price: £22.00

SOBRAL Amazon Ring, Size O 1/2 by Jackie Brazil
Jackie Brazil
Jackie Brazil "Amazonia Xingu" Brooch by Sobral
JBW Price: £24.50

Jackie Brazil "Amazonia Xingu" Brooch by Sobral
SOBRAL Amazon Interlocked Circles Bracelet by Jackie Brazil
SOBRAL Amazon Interlocked Circles Bracelet by Jackie Brazil
JBW Price: £27.50

SOBRAL Amazon Interlocked Circles Bracelet by Jackie Brazil
SOBRAL Amazon 3.5cm Bangle by Jackie Brazil
SOBRAL Amazon 3.5cm Bangle by Jackie Brazil
JBW Price: £39.00

SOBRAL Amazon 3.5cm Bangle by Jackie Brazil
SOBRAL Amazon Bracelet by Jackie Brazil
SOBRAL Amazon Bracelet by Jackie Brazil
JBW Price: £43.50

SOBRAL Amazon Bracelet by Jackie Brazil
SOBRAL Amazon Bracelet by Jackie Brazil
SOBRAL Amazon Bracelet by Jackie Brazil
JBW Price: £43.50

SOBRAL Amazon Bracelet by Jackie Brazil
SOBRAL Amazon Bracelet by Jackie Brazil
SOBRAL Amazon Bracelet by Jackie Brazil
JBW Price: £47.50

SOBRAL Amazon Bracelet by Jackie Brazil
   
 
AMAZON
Pronunciation:/ˈaməz(ə)n/

A river in South America, flowing over 6,683 km (4,150 miles) through Peru, Colombia, and Brazil into the Atlantic Ocean. It drains two fifths of the continent and in terms of water flow it is the largest river in the world

Origin
The river bore various names after it was first encountered by Europeans in 1500 and was finally called Amazon after a legendary race of female warriors believed to live on its banks