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Sterling silver botanical pendant with daffodil and tourmaline.

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£75.00

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£2.50 UK delivery. Dispatched within 5 days.

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Rhiannon Silver Studio
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By Rhiannon Connelly

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About this item

Materials
Silver, Silver wire, Silver chain, Tourmaline
Description

Silver pendant with impression of mini daffodil, with an organic hand made appearance. To add a bit of extra sparkle I have added a semi precious tourmaline stone on silver wire. The pendant has been given a patina which brings out the detail of the flower. It is quite a bit larger in diameter than a five pence piece - see photo for scale. Tourmaline is a birthstone for October and daffodil is a birth flower for March. Hangs on a 22 inch silver chain.

Shipping & delivery

This item will be posted to you by Rhiannon Silver Studio within 5 days of receiving payment.

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Over the course of a year I collected flowers and leaves in my garden , making moulds of what I found. Now I have been working through this collection of moulds, making test pieces from non precious materials , and then working with silver metal clay to created pendants from my favourite moulds. The metal clay material is quite an amazing thing : the silver is reclaimed from various industrial purposes and combined with a binder that makes it workable. Once it is fired we are left with a piece of silver of hall mark quality. ( This item is below the weight that requires hall marking . )