Pendants derived from the Stone Age practice of wearing amulets or talismans around the neck. During this
time, it consisted of objects such as stones, teeth, and shells. In the Renaissance era, depictions of mermaids, animals, ships, and mythological creatures were worn. Today, pendants have become a chic style and many designers are adding distinctive pendant designs to their jewelry collections.
Designer Catherine Michiels studied jewelry making at the Arts & Métiers Institute in Brussels. After working in the magazine industry for Marie Claire and Elle, Michiels returned to her passion of jewelry and launched a line that instills spiritual connotations to her designs. Glamour, Elle, W, US Weekly, Marie Claire, Vanity Fair, and among other magazines have featured her collections.
The Bronze Fig Pendant can be worn as necklace or wrapped around your wrist to create a fashionable bracelet. Michiels adds a fig and two leaf charms to symbolize abundance and prosperity. The lush silk ribbon is in a purple burgundy hue and is 30” long. Buy through Saks Fifth Avenue for $220.
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