marcos de collar
Información
Disponible en tres tamaños: pequeño, mediano y grande, el collar le permite elegir el nivel de sutileza o declaración. La cadena de plata de ley de aproximadamente 80 cm de largo se puede abrir, lo que facilita su estilo y superposición. Una pieza atemporal definida por el equilibrio, la claridad y la tranquila elegancia. The Frame Necklace is the perfect match to our Frame earrings. Crafted from sterling silver with a polished surface, it reflects the same clear, reduced design language.
Available in three sizes: Small, Medium, and Big, the necklace allows you to choose the level of subtlety or statement. The approximately 80 cm long sterling silver chain is openable, making it easy to style and layer. A timeless piece defined by balance, clarity, and quiet elegance.
| Longitud | 3.4 cm |
| Anchura | 2.5 cm |
| Material | Plata solida |
| Fabricado en | Estonia |
| Ubicación de la marca | Estonia |
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Lisa Lohu is the designer behind Lisa Kroeber Jewellery. Lisa is a German jewellery artist, who found her love and life in Estonia. She is now based in the South of Estonia, living and working in the middle of the nature close to Viljandi. 2010 after graduating her Jewellery- and Gemstone Design studies in Germany, she moved to Estonia and started to work on her own series from a shared studio in Tallinn. Back then her name was Lisa Kroeber and so she created her brand under this name – Lisa Kroeber Jewellery was born. Now it changed to a small family business. Together with her husband Viljar, their sons Ekke and Uku and her cat Mau they moved to the countryside of Estonia, running two workshops and working with one employee, Maarja. One workshop is just for Lisa, right in her home, with the view to the pine trees, the dark forest and the wide Estonian sky. There she creates new prototypes and series, organizes the working process and client orders, working on the computer and at the bench. In the city Viljar has his workshop, where he works on the cutting and painting machinery. He is also doing all logistics and helps Lisa out in any kind of matters. Maarja works from the small goldsmithy next to Viljars shop, helping with the production and with the fnishing of pieces.
