Amor et Virtute Gold Vermeil Drop Earrings
Dimensions:
Disc is 1.6 cm in diameter
Composition:
925 Sterling Silver plated in 18ct Gold Vermeil
Features:
Includes a National Portrait Gallery Box
Produced using laser etching on a silver sheet
Please note as this item is handmade, detailing may vary
Mary Herbert, Countess of Pembroke by Nicholas Hilliard © National Portrait Gallery, London.
Sustainability:
Product and box are designed and made in the UK for a low carbon footprint
Produced by:
Licensed to Charm
Country of Origin:
Designed and made in the UK
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More about Licensed To Charm:
Licensed to Charm is a designer and maker of collectable jewellery which is full of character, unique and totally authentic. Everything is designed and made in the UK by skilled artisans in the established jewellery trade in London, Birmingham and Scotland.
Founded in 2012, the business was initially a small family-run workshop and boutique shop creating and making its own designs. In 2018 during a visit to Bologna book fair founder Maggie Calmels had the idea to recreate favourite characters and objects with a special place in people’s memories as collectable charm jewellery and so Licensed to Charm was born.
Charms and pendants are made using traditional lost-wax casting while flat tags are made using a photo etching and engraving process.