Dear Pomona necklace (multicolor)

280 €

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The Dear Pomona is a miniature version of our Primavera necklace. I called it Dear Pomona in homage to Pontormo's Vertumne and Pomona fresco. Pomona was the goddess of fruits and abundance, which perfectly fits these delightful necklaces.

After making the original Primavera necklace, I loved it so much that I decided to keep playing around it, and around the Old Masters I cherish. That's how the Dear Pomona was born, from this one extraordinary piece that I decided to make a little more accessible.

xx Fanny

The Dear Pomona necklace is a limited edition made of vintage glass beads and a sterling silver clasp. It measures 40cm and weighs about 70g.

The Dear Pomona necklace is in stock and usually ship within 2 to 3 business days. Please note that shipping is free within the EU for orders over 150€ and that our shipping fee for outside the EU includes duties and taxes. All our shipments are privately insured.

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Dear Pomona necklace (multicolor)

280 €

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