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Earparty | Set of three

Flower pyramid

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Earparty | Set of three
Earparty | Set of three
Earparty | Set of three
     

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€64.95
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Only 2 in stock

Article number W17989
Language Nederlands
Article group W4
Height 2
Width 7
Category Vitrine sieraden
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Add a festive touch to your look with this set of three coordinating earrings. Each piece is crafted from hypoallergenic metal, plated with 16-carat gold. For a playful and unique style, choose the thread earring in one ear and a combination of the stud with the heart and hoop earring in the other. This “Earparty” set is a joy to give and even more delightful to receive. The design is inspired by Flower pyramid, attributed to De Metaale Pot

  • Set of three earrings
  • Hypoallergenic metal
  • 16-carat gold-plated
  • Flower pyramid, c. 1692 - c. 1700, attributed to De Metaale Pot
  • Handmade in the Netherlands by Marcella Lauwerens
  • Exclusively designed for the Rijksmuseum
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