Queen Bee Mismatched Pearl Earrings
George Frederick
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- Order placed
- 7th September
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- 17th September
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- Standard delivery
- 19th - 20th September
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There are many myths and superstitions surrounding bees. They have been believed to be the messengers of the gods, and a german folktale relates that bees were created to supply wax for church candles. There is also a Lancashire rhyme that says it is goo...
There are many myths and superstitions surrounding bees. They have been believed to be the messengers of the gods, and a german folktale relates that bees were created to supply wax for church candles. There is also a Lancashire rhyme that says it is good luck to dream of bees:
'Happy the man who dreaming sees
The little humble busy bees
Fly humming round their hive.'
All painted pearl pieces are signed for authenticity. Please allow up to 15 days maximum to receive orders. As pearls are a product of nature, there may be slight differences in size and form. Colours in the images provided may also ever so slightly differ in person. The return of earrings can not be accepted once the hygiene seal is broken, so please take the time to review the product details prior to ordering.
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George Frederick
George Frederick, is a British jewellery and accessory designer, who’s design philosophy aligns itself very much with that of hedonism, combining, fantasy, history, romanticism and the natural world. His work, however, doesn’t always present itself in the most conventional forms. The George Frederick universe is a careful curation of these very things, encouraging one to lose oneself to fashion and art.