Womens Rachel Bates Calypso Necklace
"Calypso" a Greek name meaning "Nymph" Calypso was the mythological nymph who beguiled Odysseus for seven years. The Daughter of Atlas. This statement necklace is totally dreamy and one of Rachel's favourite pieces from the collection. It's so easy to wear and goes perfectly with almost any outfit. In summer it's perfect to inspire that ocean vibe within your wardrobe and in winter it looks stunning worn on a cashmere sweater with a pair of jeans. Why should Coral only be worn for summer? after all Coral Reefs are present all year round! Hand Made to Order - 15 Business Days + Shipping Time Product Details 18K Gold Plating Pink Coral Cabochons Pearl Cabochons Red Coral Cabochons Crystal Rhinestones Red Coral Enamel Hook Clasp Product Inspiration This is a spectacular edit and you could say it’s the jewel in the crown, the pounding heartbeat of the Corali Collection, from which all the other edits stem. This precious red coral style edit was inspired by “Corallium rubrum”, found mainly in the Mediterranean Sea. The distinguishing characteristics of this precious and durable coral and the intensity of its red or pink-orange skeleton, have always made it popular throughout history for jewellery making. The special Corali branch elements in this edit were created from pewter castings made from real pieces of coral that were found washed up on a beach and collected over 50 years ago by the father of the current CEO of Ciner. These castings had never been used before and were brought out of the archive especially for Rachel’s visit to New York further to the brief she had sent to the Ciner team. In a meeting of great design minds, Rachel and the Ciner head of design, Kris Ciulla started to work with the many design possibilities using the interesting coral castings in all shapes and sizes, along with vibrant colour pallets and gems of all shapes and forms in the incredible Ciner Manhattan Atelier where the concept of the Corali Branch collection was born and the rest as they say is History!
