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Eleanor Graduated Disc Pendant, on a warm paper backdrop
Eleanor Graduated Disc Pendant, on travertine and linen
Eleanor Graduated Disc Pendant, detail of the finish

Eleanor Graduated Disc Pendant

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  • Finish: Gold-tone finish

Free tracked delivery in 6–18 business days

A long, slender snake chain suspends three vertically linked organic discs with gently contoured surfaces in a reflective gold-tone finish.

The elongated silhouette falls low on the chest, designed to be worn alone over simple knits or clean necklines.

  • Finish: High polish
  • Closure: Lobster clasp
  • Sold: Individually

About this necklace

Materials

Gold-tone finish. The gold colour is a finish, not solid gold.

Care

Take it off before swimming, showering and sport, keep it away from perfume and lotion, and wipe it with a soft dry cloth after wearing. Store it on its own so it does not scratch.

Shipping and returns

Free tracked shipping to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Norway and Australia: orders leave the warehouse in 1–3 business days and arrive 5–15 business days after dispatch. Unworn pieces with all original parts and packaging can be returned within 30 days.

Shipping · Returns

Varette Herringbone Necklace, Dome Ring and a Teardrop Stud on travertine stone

Materials, named

No vague “gold”. Where the gold is a finish, we call it a finish, and we name the base metal when the supplier confirms it.

Eleanor Graduated Disc Pendant, on travertine and linen

Free tracked shipping

Orders leave the warehouse in 1–3 business days and arrive 5–15 business days after dispatch, tracked by email.

Eleanor Graduated Disc Pendant, detail of the finish

30 days to decide

Unworn pieces with all original parts and packaging can be returned within 30 days.

Everyday jewelry, worn close.

Rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets chosen to be worn together.

Every page lists the finish and whether a pearl is cultured or simulated, and names the base metal when the supplier confirms it.