• Pendant: 2.0 x 2.0 cm

• Chain Length: 80 cm

The surface effect on this piece was created with a technique called enamelling. Enamel is a powdered glass which fuses to metal when fired at temperatures around 815°C.

When heated, the powder flows and hardens, becoming a smooth and vitreous surface. Enamel is very durable. However, if handled roughly or exposed to chemical cleaners it may crack or become dull.

Therefore, please clean this piece with only a polishing cloth and handle with care.

» Yellow «

Bright and cheerful as the sun. Yellow has the ability to energise and boost confidence, bringing a touch of happiness to your day.

Exude joy with a pair of cheery umbrellas. The perfect addition to any day, rain or shine!

Each one of my jewellery pieces is handmade. Due to the wonderful nature of hand-crafted items they are not all the exact same, in contrast to machine-fabricated jewellery.

 

This means that sometimes the picture seen on my website will not look precisely the same as the piece you receive in the mail. This is especially true of enamelled pieces. The enamelling process is fascinating and unpredictable (the colouring will always turn out different from piece to piece).

Most of my customers treasure this unique feature and enjoy the idea of owning a special item carefully produced by a craftsperson.

 

Please keep this in mind when purchasing an item from me.

Captivating enamelled umbrellas with a hint of whimsy. The sterling silver raindrop detail lends even more charm to these delightful adornments.

These quirky attention grabbers are sure to liven up any day (rain or shine)!

♺ Made with 100% recycled sterling silver ♺

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The silver used in the Raindrop Collection is 100% recycled sterling silver ♺

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