Double loop ribbon necklace by Emma Calvert
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This stunning loop necklace is created by imprinting vintage ribbon in wax, casting in recycled sterling silver and then gold-plating to enhance the fine woven pattern. Emma Calvert is inspired by the intricate beauty of remnants and offcuts of vintage ribbons, from 1920s art deco hat trims to 16th-century Florentine ribbons, antique French passementerie to military braid. Each piece is handcrafted in the UK from the highest quality materials, with the aim of having the smallest possible impact on people and the planet.
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Emma CalvertDimensions
Pendant size 2.5cm x 2cm x 1.5cm (0.9 x 0.7 x 0.6in), necklace length 60cm (24in)
Composition
23kt gold-plated recycled eco silver, two microns plating
Colour
Gold
Product code
162412
Necklace lengths
Necklace sizes are a guide and may vary depending on the individual.
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Emma Calvert
British jeweller Emma Calvert explores the creative potential of textiles, transforming antique ribbons and fabric into modern treasures. Working from her studio on the Dorset coast, she creates sculptural pieces by imprinting vintage ribbon into wax, casting in recycled sterling silver, and gold-plating to accentuate the intricate woven patterns.