Lucky pig with lobster clasp

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Artikelnummer: 500.01

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Start the new year with a touch of luck – with our enchanting lucky piggies! These lovingly handmade lucky charms are not only a festive table decoration, but also a wonderful gift that comes from the heart. Each piglet features a radiant glass head that captures the warmth and joy of the moment, while the delicate stainless steel cloverleaf symbolically stands for happiness and prosperity. The whole thing is crowned by a sparkling Swarovski bicone that captures the light in its faceted sides and makes it shimmer.

The delivery also includes a stylish tea light, which creates a cozy atmosphere and underscores the joy of any festive occasion. Whether as a New Year's gift, a Christmas present, or simply to bring a smile to a loved one's face – the lucky piggies are the perfect way to gift a little piece of luck. Make your home a little brighter and bring joy into your life with these charming lucky charms!

Material: Stainless steel, Murano glass, cotton pom-pom

Dimensions

Length: approx. 35-38mm without lobster clasp Width: 21 millimeters

Lobster clasp: 12mm

Description

Handmade in our studio at the Brenner by Sandra Alder

Product care & materials

What materials do you use?


We use a wide variety of materials – including 925 sterling silver, stainless steel and surgical steel, nickel-free silver-plated and gold-plated metals, genuine minerals, glass, and many other materials for jewelry making.

In our own workshop, we also handcraft glass beads that we use for individual jewelry pieces and accessories.

What's the best way to care for my jewelry?


Keep your jewelry as dry as possible and preferably store pieces individually. Avoid direct contact with perfume, cosmetics, and cleaning agents. If necessary, clean your jewelry gently with a soft cloth. This will help maintain its color, shine, and beauty for as long as possible.

Can I wear my jewelry while showering or exercising?

We recommend removing jewelry before showering, swimming, or exercising – moisture, chlorine, and sweat can damage some materials.