Orange Pendant - Dainty Drop Boxwood

Orange Pendant - Dainty Drop BoxwoodOrange trees are the most commonly cultivated fruit trees in the world. Oranges are a popular fruit because of their natural sweetness, wide variety of types and diversity of uses, from juices and marmalades to face masks and candied orange slices. The Orange Collection has been developed in collaboration with the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. It was inspired by the V&As Green Dining Room, the worlds first museum caf, and its fruit panels

Materials: The Sweet Basil earrings are cast in bronze with a hand patination and a gold plating on the smaller leaf

The silver birch bark of the thin-leaved tree tends to peel away year after year

Measures: approx

Sterling silver ear wire

the flowers have been considered ideal adornments for brides

It's a wondrous shape that I sensed somehow spoke to that love and sincerity"

Measures:  6" L

The ends are plated stainless steel

Materials: The Myrtle pendant is cast in bronze and accented with white freshwater pearls on a brass chain

Measures: 1

Flowers are born in summer and autumn in panicles of crinkled flowers with crepe-like texture

dangerously powerful and yet so fragile