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'Viva La Frida' Floral Wreath Charm - Ready to Ship!
Jessica de Lotz Jewellery
£385.00
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- 12th December
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- 13th December
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- Standard delivery
- 17th - 18th December
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Description
Jessica's next ‘co-love’ of 2024 ‘Viva la Frida’ is a storytelling trio of charms celebrating the death anniversary of renowned artist Frida Kahlo, who passed away 70 years ago. ...
Jessica's next ‘co-love’ of 2024 ‘Viva la Frida’ is a storytelling trio of charms celebrating the death anniversary of renowned artist Frida Kahlo, who passed away 70 years ago.
Inspired by Frida's last painting ‘Viva la Vida’ Jessica has chosen to represent her story through a hand-engraved wax seal with the word ¡VIVA! in Spanish exclamations. This very special charm marks her death and losses with an exclamation of life. It is also a nod to Jessica’s popular ‘Letters of Note’ charms.
This is a Limited Edition piece and each is numbered with a stamp.
Whilst these usually take 3-4 weeks to hand-make, we currently have (limited) availability of these that are ready to be shipped within 1 working day of your order date.
As Frida was left handed, we have used a left hand to hold onto the seal and we have added a Mexican lace inspired embellishment.
Jessica has loved delving into Frida's letters that she wrote to Diego Rivera and the 'The Frida' engraving at the reverse of the charm has been inspired by her hand-writing within these love letters.
Inspired by Frida’s floral hair bouquet and in homage to Mexico, Jessica has designed this limited edition charm set with symbolic stones to commemorate Frida Kahlo's life and her losses. Her floral hair crown has been represented by a trio of colours on the top of the seal, a faceted red Garnet, cabochon white Opal and a faceted green Emerald, which is a direct reference to the Mexican flag . The three stones also represent Frida, the love of her life Diego and the unborn child she never had.
As miscarriage and infertility were such an integral part of Frida’s story, we will be giving 15% of each Floral Wreath Charm sold to the Miscarriage Association.* We hope that by bringing it to the forefront of this special piece, it can help break down some of the taboo (that still exists today) about talking about this very sensitive subject.
*Registered Charity Number 1076829 (England & Wales) SC039790 (Scotland). Company registration No: 3779123. Registered in England and Wales.
Need to know
Materials:
- Silver with 18ct gold highlights
- Faceted red Garnet, cabochon white Opal and a faceted green Emerald
Please note, as standard the charm is sold without a chain but you can add a Mexican inspired beaded ball chain below,
~ Approx total length of charm, including hand and jump ring: 31mm
~ Approx diameter of wax seal: 16mm
Delivery
The delivery options for this item are listed below (if it doesn't state 'Express delivery' then that option is not available for this product). As soon as you place your order, this small business will spring into action, get it ready and send it out... (and you can feel wonderful for supporting them).
Delivery options available
Standard delivery: included
Receive it by 17th - 18th December
For more information about delivery or returning items, please take a look at our Delivery & Returns page.
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Discover storytelling jewellery with Jessica de Lotz, unique personalised pieces made by hand in London at Jessica's studio-workshop in Kentish Town. Jessica is one to bookmark for gifts and treats for yourself, full of meaning, nostalgia and storytelling with modern-day influences. Jessica calls her customers her storytellers, and it's that caring, thoughtful relationship that creates designs with emotions, memories, sentimentality, symbolism and heritage.
Jessica studied her craft at Central Saint Martins, where she graduated in 2008 to award-winning praise and success, including several high-profile awards including the Coutts New Jewellers Award. Jessica immediately set up her namesake business which stands strong today, female-founded and a pillar of the local community. You'll find Jessica at her workbench in the shop, behind a peep-hole window, she she handcrafts all of her designs with her team and materials sourced from local partners, supporting the jewellery trade she was schooled in.
The essence of every JdL piece is uniqueness - pieces tailored entirely to each wearer, inviting questions of meaning and symbolism. Whether it’s celebrating life and love or commemorating loss, you'll discover truly special, one-of-a-kind, modern heirlooms that wearers cherish forever and pass to future generations.
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