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Pure Love Filigree Pendant
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A different shape for those who love pieces with a design that breaks from tradition. With one side styled in mirror-polished sheet silver, this exclusive medallion in our Portuguese filigree is sure to stand out.
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This piece is available in 925 sterling silver, 9K gold and 19K gold. All our pieces are hallmarked by the Porto Assay Office, which guarantees the quality of the materials used.
- Silver/Gold Weight: 2.2/3.3g
- Height: 2.5cm
- Width: 2.5cm
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We ship worldwide from Portugal. For more information, see Shipping & Returns.
Gold pieces are made to order, especially for you. Three out of four leave our workshop within 3 business days, and the maximum is 15 business days.
The Portuguese Filigree Manufacturing Process
It all began many years ago, in a country planted by the sea named Portugal. A country of incalculable beauty with an extraordinary people. In the mid-18th century, the Portuguese crown began bringing precious stones and metals from its overseas provinces. It was then that our ancestors began working gold and silver.
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A different shape for those who love pieces with a design that breaks from tradition. With one side styled in mirror-polished sheet silver, this exclusive medallion in our Portuguese filigree is sure to stand out.
-
This piece is available in 925 sterling silver, 9K gold and 19K gold. All our pieces are hallmarked by the Porto Assay Office, which guarantees the quality of the materials used.
- Silver/Gold Weight: 2.2/3.3g
- Height: 2.5cm
- Width: 2.5cm
-
We ship worldwide from Portugal. For more information, see Shipping & Returns.
Gold pieces are made to order, especially for you. Three out of four leave our workshop within 3 business days, and the maximum is 15 business days.
The Portuguese Filigree Manufacturing Process
It all began many years ago, in a country planted by the sea named Portugal. A country of incalculable beauty with an extraordinary people. In the mid-18th century, the Portuguese crown began bringing precious stones and metals from its overseas provinces. It was then that our ancestors began working gold and silver.
