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Color/finish: green Design details: Breathe new life into your living room or bedroom spaces, courtesy of the StyleCraft Casual Brooch Design Table Lamp. This plug-in table lamp is made from strong molded resin and boasts a unique brooch design on the lamp body. This casual-style table lamp is a great way to brighten up any indoor space. Due to the production process, each piece is unique and no two are exactly alike. The body of this lamp is composed of moulded resin and has a weathered/olive finish. The body of the lamp is painted to create a washed paint finish. The lamp shade is tapered drum and white in color. The lamp is a casual design style with the body style and colors. The lamp has a 3-way switch. Clear cord Finial: 3.25"H Silver hardware Distressed Green With Undertones Of Brown 100% Poly Resin base Shade measures 19 x 13in Textured White Fabric shade Requires A21bulbs; Not included 62in chain length Installation hardware included Imported

This charming brooch in lightly antiqued, 24K gold plate is adorned with enamel and Swarovski® crystals. It celebrates Cornflowers and Buttercups (ca. 1900) by Peter Carl Fabergé (Russian, 1846-1920). Featuring a bee perched atop a golden bouquet of buttercups, the exquisite confection is crafted in gold, enamel, rose diamonds, and rubies; its vase and "water" are carved from rock crystal. A visionary artisan and jeweler, Fabergé counted the Russian imperial family among his firm's elite clientele. Both Empress Alexandra Feodorovna and her sister, Queen Alexandra of Great Britain, were charmed by Fabergé's flower creations. Produced in cooperation with the British Royal Collection.

Elevate your style with this versatile Swarovski necklace and brooch adorned with crystals and zirconia. Add a touch of glamour and elegance to your look with this stunning piece. Product code: 5652068. Collection: Florere. Minimum length: 55 cm. Maximum length: 65 cm. Width: 4.1 cm. Material: Crystals, gold alloy layer, zirconia. Color: Pink. Closure: Lobster clasp.

Brooch made of acrylic, with chain joining the two parts of the brooch, one side with a rectangular volcanic lava stone, on the other side Zamak ornament, pin fixation, metals with a golden finish. Handmade by Brazilian artisans. Small variations can happen in the product due to the handmade, manual process. Color and finish variations are expected. Cleaning - Use dry cloth, preferably cotton, to prevent surface scratches. Avoid tumbling and prolongued contact with alcohol, perfume, cosmetics and salt chlorinated water.

About the brand: Stylish pieces designed to fit into a modern lifestyle. .925 sterling silver Faceted round pave-set clear cubic zirconia Round cream imitation pearls Approximately 2.07in long x 0.78in wide Push-pull safety latch

Art jewelry inspired by The Met collection. This festive red flower comes from Hybrid Amaryllis Regina Vittata (1824), a print engraved by William Say (British, 1768-1834) after Barbara Cotton (British, active ca. 1810-30) and published by the Horticultural Society of London. Today, it's housed in The Met's archive of drawings and prints, one of the most comprehensive and distinguished of its kind in the world with approximately 1.2 million prints-among other works on paper-in its collection. Click

Art jewelry inspired by The Met collection. This fanciful unicorn evokes the mythological creature in The Unicorn Rests in a Garden (1495-1505), a remarkable French and South Netherlandish textile at The Met Cloisters. The Museum's beloved medieval masterwork may have been created as a single image, though it's considered one of the seven so-called Unicorn Tapestries, which are among the most impressive extant artworks from the late Middle Ages. The unicorn likely signifies tamed love, as the pomegranate tree to which it's loosely tethered symbolizes marriage and fertility. Click

This radiant brooch recalls the famous Magnolia Vase in The Met collection, the centerpiece of Tiffany & Co.'s display at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The gleaming design is crafted in silver plate and accented with enamel, for a floral touch, day or evening. The pin coordinates with our Magnolia Stud Earrings and Magnolia Pendant Necklace. The exceptional craftsmanship and innovative techniques manifested in the original Tiffany & Co. vase-particularly the naturalism of the enameled magnolias-led it to be described as "one of the most remarkable specimens of the silversmith… that has ever been produced anywhere." Due to the hand-painted elements in this jewelry, the color of the enamel may vary.

Brand from China: Skyheart. Color: With Brooch - Blazer - Houndstooth - Reddish Brown, Materials: 99% Polyester, Size: Blazer: S: Shoulder Width: 37cm, Bust: 91cm, Waist: 81cm, Hips: 94cm, Back Length: 61.5cm, Sleeve Length: 56.5cm, Cuff: 24.5cmM: Shoulder Width: 38cm, Bust: 95cm, Waist: 85cm, Hips: 98cm, Back Length: 62.5cm, Sleeve Length: 57.3cm, Cuff: 25.5cmL: Shoulder Width: 39cm, Bust: 99cm, Waist: 89cm, Hips: 102cm, Back Length: 63.5cm, Sleeve Length: 58.1cm, Cuff: 26.5cmXL: Shoulder Width: 40cm, Bust: 103cm, Waist: 93cm, Hips: 106cm, Back Length: 64.5cm, Sleeve Length: 58.9cm, Cuff: 27.5cm2XL: Shoulder Width: 41cm, Bust: 107cm, Waist: 97cm, Hips: 110cm, Back Length: 65.1cm, Sleeve Length: 59.5cm, Cuff: 28.5cm3XL: Shoulder Width: 42cm, Bust: 111cm, Waist: 101cm, Hips: 114cm, Back Length: 65.7cm, Sleeve Length: 60.1cm, Cuff: 29.5cm4XL: Shoulder Width: 43cm, Bust: 115cm, Waist: 105cm, Hips: 118cm, Back Length: 66.3cm, Sleeve Length: 60.7cm, Cuff: 30.5cm, Care: N/A

Brooch made of acrylic, molded model, with glass stone application, pin fixation, filigree application, with golden finish metals. Handmade by Brazilian artisans. Small variations can happen in the product due to the handmade, manual process. Color and finish variations are expected. Cleaning - Use dry cloth, preferably cotton, to prevent surface scratches. Avoid tumbling and prolongued contact with alcohol, perfume, cosmetics and salt chlorinated water.

An artful brooch, only from The Met A celebration of whimsy and artistry, this handcrafted brooch borrows from the exquisite detailing on an imaginative Bohemian ewer (ca. 1680 and early 19th century), a type of vase-shaped pitcher, in The Met collection. A tangle of fantastical tails and scales supports a smoky rock crystal basin fiercely protected by a dragon, whose serpentine form creates a handle. The Museum's remarkable Renaissance-style vessel is attributed to the workshop of the artisan Ferdinand Eusebio Miseroni (Italian, active Prague, working 1656-84); however, certain elements indicate that it was reworked in the early 19th century. Click

Unique, art-inspired gifts for her. This endearing elephant honors the great 'Alam Guman Gajraj as depicted in a magnificent watercolor painted around 1640 and now in The Met's Islamic Art collection. The Museum's portrait, which is attributed to the artist Bichitr (Indian, active ca. 1610-60), features a Persian inscription commemorating the animal as the "king of elephants." Elephants were prized in Indian courts, and this mighty tusker was presented to the Mughal emperor Jahangir during the New Year celebrations of March 21, 1614.

Brooch made of acrylic, molded model, with glass stone application, pin fixation, filigree application, with golden finish metals. Handmade by Brazilian artisans. Small variations can happen in the product due to the handmade, manual process. Color and finish variations are expected. Cleaning - Use dry cloth, preferably cotton, to prevent surface scratches. Avoid tumbling and prolongued contact with alcohol, perfume, cosmetics and salt chlorinated water.

The master jeweler and goldsmith Peter Carl Fabergé (Russian, 1846-1920) counted among his elite clientele the last two czars of the Romanov family, for whom he crafted the celebrated Easter eggs in rare gems, precious metals, and radiant guilloché enamel. Among the House of Fabergé's other remarkable creations are brilliantly executed jeweled flowers. This brooch celebrates a miniature spray of lily of the valley (late 19th-early 20th century), which was delicately crafted of gold, silver, and enamel with pearls, diamonds, and jade in a tiny vase of carved rock crystal. Produced in cooperation with The Cleveland Museum of Art.

Art jewelry inspired by The Met collection. This glittering brooch nods to a pair of porcelain peacocks (ca. 1755-58) produced at the Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory (British, 1745-1784). Avian figurines were made at the factory since its inception, and they accounted for an important category of its early sculptural output. These particular peacocks were made during the factory's so-called Red Anchor period (ca. 1753-58) when the popularity of their birds declined and few new models appeared. In addition to their relative rarity, these peacocks are considerably larger and more technically ambitious than their predecessors. Our luminous design pays tribute to these whimsical creatures. Click

An artful brooch, only from The Met. A splendid Swiss watch in the form of a butterfly (ca. 1840-50) is reimagined as an artful brooch. The Museum's 19th-century treasure is one of many luxurious timepieces in The Met's European Sculpture and Decorative Arts galleries, which exhibit the development of Western European art forms-including furniture, jewelry, tapestries, and ceramics-from the early 15th through the early 20th centuries.

Stunning jewelry is the ideal gift for her. Our pin is inspired by a charming dragonfly brooch that exemplifies the popularity of insect motifs with early 20th-century jewelers. Matching whimsy with technical skill, these exceptional artisans produced realistic butterflies, beetles, and dragonflies in precious metals and stones. The platinum wings on the original Russian adornment are covered with rose-cut diamonds in lacy plique-à-jour mountings to create the illusion of transparency. The dragonfly's gold body contains a single large pearl, while emeralds from the Ural Mountains form its eyes and tail.

Celebrating the beauty of the natural world, this pretty brooch with cultured freshwater pearls highlights the pure elegance of unadorned herbs, shrubs, berries, and leaves. It recalls the eternal spring suggested by the fruits and flowers depicted in the Unicorn Tapestries at The Met Cloisters, which never fade, whatever the season.

Belleek Classic Heirloom Collection Decades of Heritage and craftsmanship have influenced the creation of our exclusive Heirloom Jewellery Collection. New for 2020, the designers and artisans at Belleek celebrate the timeless tradition of flower making which was introduced by William Henshall in 1867. This exquisite skill has been passed down through the generations and remains an important part of our basketweave and flowering department in Belleek Pottery to this day where we continue to produce the world renowned Belleek Fine Parian China. Each unique piece of beautifully hand crafted jewellery is an original design from our In-house studio and Archive. Lovingly created to be worn and enjoyed for years to come, the Floral Collection celebrates femininity and elegance. Hand crafted, our porcelain clay is delicately formed into Irish roses, forget-me-nots, daisies and chrysanthemums. Hand painted using a soft palette of new lustre glazes, every flower is unique so no two will ever be exactly the same. You can choose from a range of brooches, necklaces and earrings which combine Sterling Silver findings. Presented in a luxury Belleek keepsake box, each piece also includes your own Certificate of Authenticity.