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Purple orchid on mustard choker.
Regular price
€85,00
A vibrant orchid resting in a timeless realm, bonded with hand-printed fabric.
A purple Cattleya orchid; the undisputed queen of orchids. Preserved and placed on a warm mustard yellow hand-block-printed choker scarf. 100% natural cotton, all-size, wearable beautifully in 2 different ways.
✦ Did you know? The Cattleya orchid was named after William Cattley, a celebrated English horticulturist who was the first to successfully cultivate them in bloom. They are associated with mature charm and exotic beauty , and for decades were the most coveted flower for corsages. Wearing one still feels like a statement.
All handmade by jewellery artist Farrieda Smit in the Netherlands. One of a kind — very limited batch, most pieces exist in only 1 to a maximum of 5 units.
Care: Keep away from water and perfume. Limit prolonged sun exposure. Store in a dark, cool place. Avoid intense heat. Materials: Real preserved natural flower · UV epoxy resin · 100% natural cotton choker scarf
Every piece starts with real flowers, chosen for their color and shape. I dry them slowly through dehydration, a process that keeps the flower's natural form rather than flattening it, and on some pieces I also use traditional flower pressing, though not for this particular collection. Depending on the type of flower, the drying alone takes anywhere from two to five weeks.
My way of working grew out of three years of steady practice, testing and exploring until I found a signature that felt like my own. Each earring moves through several stages across many days, from preserving the organic materials, to coating them in resin, to designing and handmaking the small charms that complete the piece.
Once all the elements for a collection are ready, I take them outside to a quiet spot in nature and let myself settle into the process. I sit with the colors and shapes until a combination clicks, then bring the pieces together by hand. Some days I can see the separate parts clearly but not yet the finished earring, so I gather them in small bags and return to them another day. It's a slow, artistic process, made with care and a good amount of patience.
I solo-travelled all the way to India to find each beautiful gemstone used in my designs. The flowers themselves are either home grown, gifted, or sourced from flower markets.
- Avoid exposing the earrings to excessive heat.
- Keep away from perfume, soap, and water.
- Store in a dark jewelry box, out of direct light.
- Do not apply pressure to the flower or charms.
Ready to ship pieces are shipped out within 2 - 5 business days. Arrival depends on the country it is shipped to, but usually around 5 days.
Regular price
€85,00
A vibrant orchid resting in a timeless realm, bonded with hand-printed fabric.
A purple Cattleya orchid; the undisputed queen of orchids. Preserved and placed on a warm mustard yellow hand-block-printed choker scarf. 100% natural cotton, all-size, wearable beautifully in 2 different ways.
✦ Did you know? The Cattleya orchid was named after William Cattley, a celebrated English horticulturist who was the first to successfully cultivate them in bloom. They are associated with mature charm and exotic beauty , and for decades were the most coveted flower for corsages. Wearing one still feels like a statement.
All handmade by jewellery artist Farrieda Smit in the Netherlands. One of a kind — very limited batch, most pieces exist in only 1 to a maximum of 5 units.
Care: Keep away from water and perfume. Limit prolonged sun exposure. Store in a dark, cool place. Avoid intense heat. Materials: Real preserved natural flower · UV epoxy resin · 100% natural cotton choker scarf
Every piece starts with real flowers, chosen for their color and shape. I dry them slowly through dehydration, a process that keeps the flower's natural form rather than flattening it, and on some pieces I also use traditional flower pressing, though not for this particular collection. Depending on the type of flower, the drying alone takes anywhere from two to five weeks.
My way of working grew out of three years of steady practice, testing and exploring until I found a signature that felt like my own. Each earring moves through several stages across many days, from preserving the organic materials, to coating them in resin, to designing and handmaking the small charms that complete the piece.
Once all the elements for a collection are ready, I take them outside to a quiet spot in nature and let myself settle into the process. I sit with the colors and shapes until a combination clicks, then bring the pieces together by hand. Some days I can see the separate parts clearly but not yet the finished earring, so I gather them in small bags and return to them another day. It's a slow, artistic process, made with care and a good amount of patience.
I solo-travelled all the way to India to find each beautiful gemstone used in my designs. The flowers themselves are either home grown, gifted, or sourced from flower markets.
- Avoid exposing the earrings to excessive heat.
- Keep away from perfume, soap, and water.
- Store in a dark jewelry box, out of direct light.
- Do not apply pressure to the flower or charms.
Ready to ship pieces are shipped out within 2 - 5 business days. Arrival depends on the country it is shipped to, but usually around 5 days.