Sterling Silver Botanical Set
Solid S925 sterling silver · nickel-free & hypoallergenic
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This is the full botanical set: necklace, earrings, and ring. Each has a little sculpted blossom with a freshwater pearl at its heart, ringed with pavé stones that catch the light.
The floral shape is soft and modern rather than fussy, and the pearl keeps it feeling gentle. It's set in sterling silver, and you can have the whole set in Vintage Gold or silver.
Wear the necklace close to bare skin so the blossom sits near the collarbone, add the earrings for a bit of shine, and slip on the ring to finish. Together they bring a pretty, put-together feel to an ordinary day.
The details
- Sculpted blossom with freshwater pearl centre and pavé detail
- Solid S925 sterling silver (92.5% pure)
- Hypoallergenic and nickel-free, gentle on sensitive skin
- Care: store dry, keep away from perfume, wipe with a soft cloth
Buy the set: US$221.00 — save 15% versus US$260.00 bought separately.
This set includes — prefer just one piece? Each is also sold on its own:
- Sterling Silver Botanical Necklace — US$110.00
- Sterling Silver Botanical Earrings — US$80.00
- Sterling Silver Botanical Ring — US$70.00
Dimensions: Chain approx. 40 cm + 5 cm extender, adjustable
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