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Stone Drawing Necklace Silver
Stone Drawing Necklace Silver
Stone Drawing Necklace Silver
This unique, sculptural, large chain jewellery design is inspired and handmade on the coast of Cornwall. Individually made, chunky stone shaped links are deliberately different, creating a non uniform chain of irregular links. Unconventional with an arty style, this unusual silver necklace is intrinsically coastal and an Emily Nixon classic design. Finish is natural, the surface a sea worn, tumbled, tactile white silver.
Each link follows the contours of a sea worn pebble when connected they form a sculptural 'drawing' of the stones Emily has collected. By Emily Nixon.
Close up detail of the hand crafted, irregular, solid silver links that make up the chain in Emily Nixon's Stone Drawing Necklace. Each link has been handmade to be different. The sterling silver retains a lustre without being overly shiny. Emily’s signature sea worn finish gives the impression of sea tumbled treasure, jewellery handmade in Cornwall, made tactile by the tide.

Stone Drawing Necklace Silver

£695.00

'Stone Drawing' refers to Emily’s starting point for this timeless necklace. Each link follows the contours of a sea worn pebble; when connected they form a sculptural 'drawing' of the stones Emily has collected. 

Created in Cornwall by Emily and cast in recycled, refined sterling silver using the traditional lost wax process.

Emily's Stone Drawing Necklace is the mid weight necklace in Emily's Rock collection. (Rock Drawing is the heaviest, Pebble Drawing is the finest)

Details

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  • Can be worn at 50cm and 55cm.

  • Metal:

  • Our commitment to ethical and sustainable sourcing: cast from 100% refined, recycled sterling silver.

Delivery

Will be delivered in 4-10 working days depending on whether the piece is finished and ready to post. Please let us know if you have a deadline and we will do what we can to meet your timeline.

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