Nebel Studio
Green ginkgo biloba leaf pendant enamel
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€15,00 EUR
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Hand-cut pendant made of brass plate in the shape of a ginkgo biloba leaf. It is enamelled on both sides with low-temperature enamels in green and yellow tones, darker in the centre and turning yellow towards the lower tips of the leaves. All handmade.
(It is enamelled on both sides to prevent the metal from causing allergies when it rubs against the skin. The enamel prevents this from happening.)
The ring is made of 925 sterling silver, as are the clasps of the rubber cord (50cm) that accompanies the pendant.
The pendant measures approx. 3cm long by approx. 3.5cm wide at the widest part.
It is a unique piece, since the enamel is different each time and two identical pendants cannot be repeated.
The enamelled pieces are sold as is. No modifications are made.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON SHIPPING METHODS, PLEASE SEE THE TERMS OF SALE. If you have any questions, please contact me BEFORE placing the order. Thank you.
Please note that the colors of the images may vary slightly from the final pieces due to the light and different settings of the screens used to view these images.
(It is enamelled on both sides to prevent the metal from causing allergies when it rubs against the skin. The enamel prevents this from happening.)
The ring is made of 925 sterling silver, as are the clasps of the rubber cord (50cm) that accompanies the pendant.
The pendant measures approx. 3cm long by approx. 3.5cm wide at the widest part.
It is a unique piece, since the enamel is different each time and two identical pendants cannot be repeated.
The enamelled pieces are sold as is. No modifications are made.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON SHIPPING METHODS, PLEASE SEE THE TERMS OF SALE. If you have any questions, please contact me BEFORE placing the order. Thank you.
Please note that the colors of the images may vary slightly from the final pieces due to the light and different settings of the screens used to view these images.
