Fragment Olive Branch Necklace
Fragment Olive Branch Necklace
A fragment of delicately carved ornamental stonework depicting a olive branch adorns the wall of Sir John Soane’s Museum. Using highly detailed 3D scanning this is reimagined at a new scale in gold plated recycled oxidised silver, bringing to life the original craftsman’s detailed carving.
Sir John Soane’s Museum notes on the original fragment:
Carved fragment of a shaft depicting olive branch and foliage. Collected in Rome by Charles Heathcote Tatham for the architect Henry Holland during the 1790s and acquired by Sir John Soane in the 19th century. Most likely of Hadrianic origin, around 117-138 AD.
All of the collection is hand made in London’ s iconic Hatton Garden jewellery district.
Details:
2 Micron gold plated oxidised recycled silver. Charm: H 2cm x W 2cm. Trace chain: 16-28” / 40-45cm (adjustable)
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Care:
Please treat gold, gold-plated and silver jewellery, with care. We recommend avoiding swimming or showering, and contact with perfume, hairspray, make-up, nail polish remover, body oils, sun tan lotion and deodorant while wearing our jewellery.
We offer a re-plating service for everyday wear and tear that may occur over time. Please contact lucy@lucypriestjewellery.com for further details.
Shipment :
All of our jewellery is made to order. Please allow 2-3 weeks from the date that you place your order, until your jewellery is dispatched for delivery.
Delivery costs £7.75 per order within the UK using Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed. This is a secure, next day delivery service that requires a signature on arrival.
