Simon Harrison Women's Grey Caddis Multi Baguette Short Necklace

Wolf & Badger £248.00 £495.00 Go to Wolf & Badger First seen in Nov 2023

Description

This collection evokes half-remembered childhood adventures by a gently flowing stream and the joy of gazing at the wonders of nature. Closely related to dragonfly, the caddis fly larva spends most of its life underwater. It lives on stream beds industriously styling its home from a tube of carefully selected stones and other small materials. It is transforming its physical world in a quest to create something. Is the caddis making a work of art? As a small boy Simon spent many youthful hours wading barefoot in a shallow stream with sticks and improvised fishing nets marvelling at this wonderful little creature. The Caddis Cascade theme embodies this memory. Nature's architect becomes fashion muse. This micro world is scaled up. Tiny stones become Swarovski crystal, in subtly changing tones, reflecting light like the shimmer of the sun on gently streaming water. Elegantly distilled into a choker style necklace, the Caddis Cascade short necklace sits on the neckline like a bejewelled collar. Its subtle styling creates a versatile piece of jewellery that can comfortably be worn day and night. Costume jewellery is fragile so protect it from knocks, chemicals, extreme temperatures and sunlight, and it'll look fabulous for years to come. Don't wear your jewellery while bathing and showering, (or swimming, jacuzzis, saunas or steam rooms) as moisture can cause tarnishing and weaken springs and clasps. With that in mind if you do get your jewellery wet be sure to dry it thoroughly. Chlorine, detergents, oils, make-up, hair spray and perfumes can all tarnish and generally damage your jewellery. Make sure to put it on last as the finishing touch to your outfit. After wearing your jewellery it's best to clean it with a soft cloth before putting it away in its protective pouch - this will remove any make-up and other oils it may have picked up. Finally when putting your chains away try to coil chains gently so as to prevent any damage in storage.