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Fr. 695 kr
Norrbotten necklace in silver including silver chain in any length. The pendant is shaped like a heart, with the characteristic pattern that can also be found on Norrbottensringen. The pendant is available in two sizes.
925 sterling silver, nickel-free, a craft from Norrbotten.
Pendant size:
Small - about 1 x 1.4 cm. In the pictures taken with 42 cm necklace which is the standard chain for this size.
Big - about 1.5 x 2 cm. In the pictures taken with 45 cm necklace which is the standard chain for this size.
Necklace is included, choose between 38 cm (children), 42 cm (small-medium), 45 cm (medium-large), 50 cm (xl-men).
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Fr. 595 kr
Angel in silver with gold-plated hair. Pendant including silver chain. Two sizes.
The smaller angel is, among other things, popular as a christening gift.
Small:
15×8 mm, chain 42 cm
Big:
25×15 mm, chain 45 cm.
A Scandinavian craft.
Silver 925.
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Fr. 695 kr
Silver necklace Reindeer horn, also called Tjoarvve which means horn in Sami. Available in two sizes.
A stronger model is available if desired Silver necklace Renhorn.
Small: Height 1.4 cm. Supplied with silver chain 42 cm as standard.
Big: Height 2.7 cm. Delivered with silver chain 45 cm, in the picture photographed with chain 45 cm.
925 silver, a craft from Norrbotten.
Necklace is included in the price.
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995 kr
Heart earrings in silver with pins. The earrings are shaped like a heart, in the middle of the heart runs a gold-plated streak.
925 sterling silver, nickel free, strip in the middle with 18K gilding, a craft from Finnish Lapland.
Heart Size:
Size 1.1×1.2 cm
The jewelry should be cleaned regularly with a mild soap or detergent. Fill a glass with water and add a drop of washing-up liquid. Wash the jewelry with your fingers and avoid rubbing to preserve the 18K gold plating in good condition.
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Fr. 745 kr
Silver necklace Skåvva with pendant in the form of two rings.
Diameter approximately 22 mm. Supplied with 45 cm silver chain
A craft from Lapland in 925 sterling silver.
