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Laila Filigree Pendant
Laila Filigree Pendant
A butterfly formed by hand in traditional Macedonian silver filigree.
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The Laila Pendant transforms fine threads of sterling silver into an intricate butterfly using traditional Macedonian filigree techniques. Each element is shaped and joined by hand, creating an open, lace-like form that reveals the precision and structure of the craft.
Details
Details
- 0.925 sterling silver
- Handcrafted Macedonian filigree
- Butterfly motif
- Pendant approx. 35 × 35 mm
- Openwork construction
- Pendant only — chain not included
Materials & Care
Materials & Care
Sterling Silver
The Laila Pendant is handcrafted in 0.925 sterling silver using fine silver wire. Sterling silver naturally develops a patina over time, which can be gently restored with a soft silver polishing cloth.
Filigree Care
Filigree is intricate by nature and should be handled with care. Avoid pressure on the fine silver work and contact with perfumes, cosmetics, household chemicals and abrasive surfaces. Remove before swimming, exercising or cleaning. Store separately and clean gently with a soft cloth.
Size & Fit
Size & Fit
The Laila butterfly measures approximately 35 × 35 mm, creating a delicate but defined focal point when worn on a fine chain.
Pendant only — chain not included.
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
Complimentary shipping is available on jewellery orders.
Once dispatched, tracking details will be provided by email.
Made to order selections require additional production time, as noted below.
Returns and exchanges are subject to our Returns Policy.
In-stock pieces
Australia & NZ: 3-10 business days
USA, Canada, UK: 10-15 business days
Rest of the world: Contact us
Made to Order
Made to order pieces require approximately 4–6 weeks for production before dispatch.
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A LIVING MACEDONIAN CRAFT
MACEDONIAN FILIGREE
Formed from fine threads of silver, filigree has a long history within Macedonian metalwork. Fine wires are shaped, twisted and joined by hand to create intricate openwork forms, demanding patience, precision and a highly developed understanding of the material.