Turquoise Melissa
€81,00
Howlite Turquoise Melissa – ‘Aénaon’ Collection
Aénaon in Greek means flowing continuously , unstoppably , eternally like a circular flow.
The inspiration behind this collection derives from the absolute coherence of sea , earth ,and the eternal beauty of nature. In particular , the main source of inspiration was Aegina’s Ancient Olive Grove (Eleonas) , a place we feel deeply connected to since our childhood. It consists of centuries – old olive trees and a unique light that immerses you.
Material: Brass 24K Gold Plated
Length of chain: 45 cm
Stones: Howlite Turquoise stones
Handcrafted with care _ Accompanied by his own package.
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