Chrysanthemum Pendant In Silver Or 18ct Gold Vermeil
Harriet Bedford£126
A large scale Chrysanthemum pendant by Harriet Bedford - available in either sterling silver or 18ct gold vermeil
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Product description
A large scale Chrysanthemum pendant by Harriet Bedford - available in either sterling silver or 18ct gold vermeil
A large and beautiful sterling silver chrysanthemum pendant symbolising fortune and luck.
This piece can be worn every day but would also make the perfect accessory for a big night out or elegant occasion.
The perfect bridal piece.
A spectacular lucky charm for her to keep forever. Also available in 18ct yellow gold vermeil (gold plated sterling silver).
Variations
This piece is available in polished sterling silver or beautiful 18ct gold vermeil (gold plated sterling silver) - so it will be perfect for her whether she loves silver or adores gold!
The silver pendant comes complete with an 18" silver chain and the 18ct vermeil pendant with an 18ct gold vermeil chain.
Overview
Made in Britain
Dimensions
Measurements - 6.8cm wide. Complete with 18" chain. Weight - 13g
Made from
This piece is made from sterling silver with optional 18ct gold plate and is fully hallmarked by Harriet Bedford at the London Assay Office.
As with all silver some tarnish may occur on this piece over time. To clean your jewellery, gently buff the tarnish away with a moistened treated silver cleaning cloth.
This piece comes complete with a sturdy branded gift box and optional giftwrap.
Product code
352923
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