FINLEY NECKLACE

£104.00 GBP

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SIZE 38 cm 40 cm 42 cm

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The FINLEY NECKLACE is a composition of varied gauges made from recycled 925 sterling silver.

The design features a thin chain with elongated linear links that transition into a disproportionately oversized T-bar clasp, acting as the gravitational anchor. This intentional shift in scale elevates the closing mechanism from a hidden utility into a primary architectural node.

SPECIFICATIONS

Materials: Recycled 925 sterling silver with an anti-tarnish protective coating
Construction: Solid-form engineering, high-polish finish
Dimensions: Length, 38, 40 or 42 cm
Origin: Design, final assembly and technical oversight by PRAWN. Limited batch production with silver components produced by Responsible Jewellery Council-certified manufacturers. Engraved 925 purity mark and PRAWN maker's mark [Danish Assay Office reg.]
Packaging: Vacuum-packed with repurposed denim to maintain material integrity and prevent oxidation. Optimised for minimal material usage and volumetric footprint
Archive: HITCH

SHIPPING // RETURNS

All pieces will be made within 5 (painted pieces up to 10) business days. Once ready for shipment, we deliver to:

Denmark: 1-3 business days // GLS
EU countries: 1-4 business days // UPS, FedEx or DHL
Rest of the world: 2-7 business days // UPS, FedEx or DHL

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Returns are accepted within 14 days of receipt, provided items are unused and returned via tracked, self-funded shipping. A 2-year warranty covers production errors, while custom pieces and general wear are excluded. Non-EU returns must follow a rigorous protocol to avoid import friction.

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MAINTENANCE

All pieces are engineered for longevity through informed maintenance. Avoid moisture, chemicals, and thermal extremes. Store in isolated, airtight enclosures to inhibit oxidation. Organic pearls and enamel finishes are high-sensitivity components; handle with structural intent to prevent impact damage or surface compromise.

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