Dragonfly Wing Pendant with Amazonite & Labradorite in Sterling Silver
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By Frances Tandy
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About this item
A gorgeous green blue Amazonite is the focal point of this unique pendant, with its stunning rose cut it makes a beautiful pairing with the dragonflies wing. The silver wing has been printed using a real dragonfly wing. Each wing undergoes a process seeing the silver & the wing compressed under immense pressure. This pushes the wings delicate details into the surface of the metal, I then craft each one into my jewellery designs. The wing surface is oxidised to emphasise it’s fine detail, & then rubbed back to a matt finish. Next to the wing is a tiny spiral charm. This is cast from the tip of a real spiral sea shell using silver clay. On the other side sits a 4mm faceted labradorite bead. Chain length: 20" chain which can be adjust to 18". Fastened with a handmade hook clasp. Hallmarked by the London Assay Office to ensure you of the metal finesse. The mark includes details on where, when & by who the piece was made. For 2022 the UK Assay Offices offer a special commemorative mark for The Queens 70th Jubilee. This piece includes that mark. Upon ordering your jewellery will be gift boxed & sent to you using Royal Mail Tracked 24 Delivery. If you wish to receive email or text delivery updates, please leave your details when you check out. (Wings from the naturally deceased). Thanks for visiting! Ok
About this item
A gorgeous green blue Amazonite is the focal point of this unique pendant, with its stunning rose cut it makes a beautiful pairing with the dragonflies wing.
The silver wing has been printed using a real dragonfly wing. Each wing undergoes a process seeing the silver & the wing compressed under immense pressure. This pushes the wings delicate details into the surface of the metal, I then craft each one into my jewellery designs.
The wing surface is oxidised to emphasise it’s fine detail, & then rubbed back to a matt finish.
Next to the wing is a tiny spiral charm. This is cast from the tip of a real spiral sea shell using silver clay.
On the other side sits a 4mm faceted labradorite bead.
Chain length: 20" chain which can be adjust to 18".
Fastened with a handmade hook clasp.
Hallmarked by the London Assay Office to ensure you of the metal finesse. The mark includes details on where, when & by who the piece was made.
For 2022 the UK Assay Offices offer a special commemorative mark for The Queens 70th Jubilee. This piece includes that mark.
Upon ordering your jewellery will be gift boxed & sent to you using Royal Mail Tracked 24 Delivery.
If you wish to receive email or text delivery updates, please leave your details when you check out.
(Wings from the naturally deceased).
Thanks for visiting! Ok
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This item will be posted to you by Working 925 Jewellery within 3 days of receiving payment.
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Inspired by the coastal pools and rivers at the height of summer when the dragonfly is in flight. The gorgeous green blue Amazonite represents the turquoise pools & rivers. It’s stunning rose cut catches the light (despite the stones opaque colour) a little reminiscent of the dragonfly wings. The dragonfly is believed to symbolise change, helping us adapt with change. Because of this their sightings are associated to the spirits of lost loved ones.