Danon Chunky Short Silver Large Heart Necklace

A fabulous Danon chunky short silver large heart necklace by the designer jewellery brand Danon. Featuring a stunning large silver heart on a chunky chain, it’s an outfit making accessory. The necklace fastens with a T bar at the front and measures 52cm in length including the heart pendant, with a 29.5cm drop. The heart measures 4.4cm long by 3.2cm wide. Each piece has been individually hand crafted with great attention to detail and superb finish. Danon jewellery is made from pewter, plated in silver and specially treated to assure durability. Your chunky silver necklace will arrive in a beautiful Danon gift box.

To complement your new Danon short silver necklace why not select one or more of our matching bracelets, bangles or a pair of earrings to finish your unique style, we recommend the Danon Silver Single Chain Bracelet With Heart with the Danon Silver Mini Heart Drop Earrings.

Danon Jewellery was initially established by Josef Danon in Israel’s Tel Aviv during the mid 70′s. From a small family run workshop they have actually accomplished popularity and their jewellery pieces is now sought after across the globe. They specialize in a single element: crafting jewellery as well as gifts that people wish.  Still made in Israel’s Tel Aviv by Danon, their attention on fine detail as well as style is what makes their jewellery so different and popular. As well as being stylish, eye catching and exciting, Danon’s styles are extremely wearable and also very reasonably priced – Proof that the best quality need not be expensive.   Danon is identified along with sought after design as well as high quality that is simply charming. They have in recent times crafted collections that along with making use of the most recent and modern manufacturing procedures, have all been hand made to give each piece that originality we all have come to associate with Jewellery from Danon.

Range:

Danon

Colour:

Silver

Material:

Silver on Pewter

Length:

52cm

Product Type:

Necklaces