Swarovski Angelic Round Pendant - White, Rhodium Plated

Description

The necklace features white a crystal pendant suspended on a chain. Model Specifications 5567931: This piece is part of Swarovski’s Angelic collection. Swarovski was founded in 1895 by Daniel Swarovski. The design of the collection is feminine and elegant with a dazzling shine. Since its foundation, Swarovski has expanded its business in many areas, from jewellery and watches to glass sculptures. The brand was founded after Daniel Swarovski patented an electric cutting machine in 1892. Core Features of a Swarovski Jewellery: Each Swarovski jewellery collection is designed with care and passion, in order to reflect the brand’s vision. The metal used for the piece is Rhodium-plated. Since its foundation, Swarovski has expanded its business in many areas, from jewellery and watches to glass sculptures. The necklace has a length of 38 mm. Just like the large variety of lines, the crystals on the pieces offered by the brand can have a variety of colours and finishes, due to Swarovski’s innovative approach to design. “A diamond for everyone" became one of Swarovski’s mottos. Even more than 125 years later, the brand stands by its vision of making crystals affordable for everyone. Swarovski jewellery is available in a range of collections and styles, guaranteeing there would be something for anyone. Amongst the brand’s most prominent philosophies remains its dedication to bringing luxury and glamour to the masses. The necklace has a length of 38 mm.

Key Features

• “A diamond for everyone" became one of Swarovski’s mottos.
• The necklace has a length of 38 mm.
• The necklace features white a crystal pendant suspended on a chain.
• Core Features of a Swarovski Jewellery: Each Swarovski jewellery collection is designed with care and passion, in order to reflect the brand’s vision.
• Since its foundation, Swarovski has expanded its business in many areas, from jewellery and watches to glass sculptures.
• The brand was founded after Daniel Swarovski patented an electric cutting machine in 1892.