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Votive Heart Pendant in Silver
£195.00
Description
Handcrafted votive necklace from silversmith Emily Georgina Jones.
Each Votive heart is a hands-on creation. The making of each one is slow, considered process rooted in traditional artisan techniques with a fine jewellery approach.
The hearts are individually sand cast, shaped and meticulously hand finished, with the loops and bails also being forged by hand.
Subtle variations in texture and shape are intentional, the deliberate fingerprints of making a piece by hand, celebrating the time, care and human intention invested in every heart.
The heart is worn on a complimentary 3.5mm wide sterling silver curb chain. Each heart weights 2 - 2.5g each.
Dimensions: 7 x 8mm.
Solid recycled silver. Each heart is hallmarked in London.
Handmade to order from start to finish by Emily.
Ready to ship in 2 - 4 days.
Please note: not returns, but exchanges welcome.
Shipping
Free shipping on all UK orders.
Free shipping on all international orders over £150.
Each product is shipped direct from the maker, straight from their hands to yours.
As each product requires a different amount of time to craft, please check each maker’s individual shipping time above.
Ethos
Sustainability is central to everything we do at C -et C.
From the materials we source to the way each piece is thoughtfully designed, we’re committed to creating products that are not only beautiful but built to last.
We work closely with a community of independent artisans, each selected for their dedication to quality and craft. Every item is made with care, intention, and a deep respect for the environment.
Emily Georgina Jones
From her home in Whitby, North Yorkshire, Emily Georgina Jones creates studio and bespoke jewellery that speaks to the beauty of simplicity.
“Your sensitivity responds to an unknown call, a strange signal. Therefore, you may shift from intense and absolute feelings to cruel indifference. Although you don’t know why, you are being transformed”
Read more about Emily and her work in our conversation here.