Mini Gold Ivy Leaf Pendant
Handmade in your choice of either solid 9ct or 18ct yellow gold by Danniella herself, this minimalistic Ivy Leaf Pendant pairs beautifully with all other pieces in the English Ivy Collection.
Handmade to order within 1 week
x1 9ct without engraving ready to be dispatched the next working day
Handmade in your choice of either solid 9ct or 18ct yellow gold by Danniella herself, this minimalistic Ivy Leaf Pendant pairs beautifully with all other pieces in the English Ivy Collection.
Handmade to order within 1 week
x1 9ct without engraving ready to be dispatched the next working day
Handmade in your choice of either solid 9ct or 18ct yellow gold by Danniella herself, this minimalistic Ivy Leaf Pendant pairs beautifully with all other pieces in the English Ivy Collection.
Handmade to order within 1 week
x1 9ct without engraving ready to be dispatched the next working day
Each Wilde Flower piece of jewellery is entirely handcrafted by Danniella Wilde. The English Ivy collection has been designed to ensure that each piece is unique through the carefully considered twists in the vines along with the size, shape and placement of each individual leaf.
The Ivy Leaf pendant measures approximately 12mm x 9mm and has the option to be supplied upon a delicate looking yet strong 1mm thick Spiga chain. You can choose in the drop down menu which length chain you would like or if you just wanted the pendant alone.
This piece will be hand made to order and hallmarked in accordance with UK hallmarking laws.
If you would like a custom necklace please contact us via our contact form or email: danniella@wilde-flower.com
What the difference between 9ct and 18ct?
Pure gold is very soft so other metals are added to the gold to make it stronger and more suitable for use as jewellery. The carat (ct) of gold states what percentage of pure gold is in the metal; 9ct is 37.5% pure gold where as 18ct gold is 75% pure gold. 18ct Gold is more rich in colour and won't tarnish over time whilst still being strong and will last generations (so long as it's looked after properly)... and needless to say is more valuable.
