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Coral Convertible Brooch & Necklace

Regular price
$235.00
Regular price
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$235.00
Color: Turquoise

The Coral is Vattea's most versatile handmade statement piece — a bold, circular brooch that converts effortlessly into a long adjustable necklace or worn as a combination of both necklace and brooch - our favorite! At its center, a hand-cut brass medallion with an intricate coral-inspired cutwork pattern; radiating outward, a full halo of hand-stitched, naturally starched cotton thread in deep raspberry and pink or teal and turquoise combinations.. Crafted entirely by artisan women in Medellín, Colombia, the Coral Brooch Necklace is a wearable expression of sustainable, ethical jewelry — two pieces in one, each as striking as the other.

Dimensions: 2.25 in. Brooch diameter; 29.5 in Neck chain; 3-3.5 in tassels

Handmade in Colombia. Individually handcrafted, every piece reflects the artisan’s touch. Variations are not flaws—they’re part of what makes each creation uniquely yours.

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