Forget-me-not flower necklace
Forget-me-not flower necklace
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Treat yourself or your loved ones to this elegant floral necklace!
All leaves and flowers are handmade from polymer clay and placed one by one with a needle tool on a gold plated teardrop frame.
Meaningful symbolism:
Forget-me-nots are primarily associated with remembrance, true love, and fidelity. They symbolise a lasting connection and are often given as a token of affection to those who are separated or to honour memories of loved ones, both living and deceased. They also carry connotations of hope and new beginnings.
Perfect necklace for a special occasion or everyday treat to elevate your outfit and mood! A beautiful gift for someone special who value handmade creations, these unique colorful polymer clay pendant is handcrafted with a lot of patience and care. With gold plated chain that add shine and elegance to the pieces, very lightweight for comfortable wear.
// Size and materials:
*Flowers and leaves handmade from polymer clay.
*Chain and frame material - Gold plated brass.
*Chain length is adjustable 16-18 inches (40-45cm) with lobster clasp.
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Shipping and delivery times
Shipping and delivery times
-Processing time: This item is Made-to-order and will be made and shipped within 5-6 processing days.
-Delivery (after processing time):
UK Standard via Royal Mail 2nd Class - 2-3 business days
US Royal Mail International Tracked - 5-9 business days
*UK and US shipping only, for other international orders please visit Etsy store
-Delivery upgrades are available at checkout
Jewellery care instructions
Jewellery care instructions
Polymer clay is extremely lightweight and durable, but not unbreakable. Store your new earrings carefully, in a safe and dry location. Polymer clay can break or scratch, take great care when you wear.
For more detailed care instructions click here.
