Ink Painting Necklace
JN0048
C$49.00
Ink Painting Necklace
A poetic balance of light and shadow. The Ink Painting Necklace draws inspiration from the fluid beauty of traditional ink wash art, transforming brushstrokes into wearable form. The silver-plated surface flows in soft asymmetry, like a drop of ink melting into paper — delicate yet bold, still yet alive.
Material: Silver-Plated Brass
Style: Minimalist | Abstract
Closure: Lobster Clasp
Length: Adjustable
Design & Style
Evoking the serene spirit of Eastern aesthetics, this necklace celebrates the art of stillness and movement. Whether worn alone or layered, it’s a quiet statement that speaks of artistic depth and emotional resonance.
Quantity
Shipping
Canada
Standard Shipping | 2-7 Business Days | $8.5
Free shipping over $150CAD
Express Shipping | 1-2 Business Days | $25.00
USA
Standard Shipping | 5-7 Business Days | $12.5
Free shipping over $200CAD
Express Shipping | 1-2 Business Days | $25.00
International
Express Shipping | 5-7 Business Days | $40.00
Free shipping over $300CAD
Packaging
REBE77E Black Flannelette Bag
REBE77E Gift Box
Jewellery Care Cloth with box
Shown at the last picture.
Jewellery Care
１.During wear, if there's time, it's advisable to regularly wipe your jewelry with a fine cloth to maintain its shine.
２.When engaging in strenuous physical activities or taking a shower, it's best to remove your jewelry and place it in a designated spot to prevent loss or damage.
３.When not wearing them, gently wipe the jewelry's surface with a cotton cloth or tissue to remove moisture, and store them in a sealed bag or box to prevent exposure to air.
４.Rotate your jewelry frequently. Avoid prolonged wearing of the same stainless steel piece, especially during hot summer days when jewelry coatings can be affected by prolonged contact with sweat. It's a good practice to have multiple pieces of jewelry for periodic replacement.
５.Store each piece of jewelry separately to prevent it from coming into contact with other jewelry or hard objects, thus avoiding friction and potential damage.
More information at the bottom of the page.
