Heritage Sterling Silver Celtic Ring Lovers Heart 22L0HPP
Product Details
- Boxed-product Weight: 36 g
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- Item model number: 22L0HPP
- ASIN: B003NX6B5Y
- Date first available at Amazon.co.uk: 8 Jun 2010
By : Heritage
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Heritage by Kit Heath presents classic and timeless themes in a unique and refreshing way with a very strong appeal to a wide ranging audience, across all ages.
Kit Heath’s jewellery foundations were built on successfully translating Celtic and Rennie Mackintosh themes into very appealing silver jewellery at the height of its popularity in the 1980’s and 1990’s. To this day we remain ever passionate about our Celtic and Mackintosh jewellery.
Today the Heritage Collection is inspired by the most iconic art movements, Celtic, Rennie Mackintosh, Art Nouveau and Art Deco; and continues to comprise stunning pieces to be cherished.
We have a dedicated in-house design team always creating new and exciting sterling silver interpretations for the loyal followers of these iconic themes.
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Heritage Celtic Jewellery
The Celts originated in Eastern Europe and migrated widely through out Europe and the UK. Examples of Celtic artwork and designs originate from stone carvings as old as 3000BC, depicting a myriad of interlinking patters. Animals and trees also feature widely symbolising courage, strength and long life.
Woven strands create the fluid Celtic forms of knots, High Crosses, Lovers’ hearts and Claddagh symbols, set against green and purple stones to enhance the theme.
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Heritage Mackintosh jewellery
Glasgow born Charles Rennie Mackintosh studied at the Glasgow School of Art where he developed his trademark design style. Working between 1885 -1904, his bold lines and grid patterns combined with roses and tulips became the signature features of his jewellery, furniture and architectural designs.
Mackintosh is a decorative collection featuring the iconic forms of roses and tulips. Lilac ceramics and amethyst stones add appealing vibrancy.
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Heritage Art Nouveau jewellery
Art Nouveau is a decorative design movement dating from 1880-1910. Designers of the time created interiors, ceramics, glass and jewellery using the natural forms of flowers and leaves as their inspiration. Organic shapes and graceful elongated lines are key features of this style.
Watery pearls and opals are used to striking effect, enhancing the soft flowing forms of this era.
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Heritage Art Deco jewellery
Art Deco was an exciting new movement of the 1920’2 and 1930’s, developed between the two world wars. The movement turned away from the organic qualities of Art Nouveau, looking to those of abstract design and colour, with clean and pure lines.
Vibrant contrasting hues of black agate and cubic zirconia are applied to geometric shapes in this distinctive and highly individual collection.
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Care GuideTo help keep your Heritage jewellery looking beautiful, we recommend you care for it in the following ways:
- Cleaning - use a high quality silver cloth. We do not recommend that you use silver dips.
- Stones - to bring back sparkle to faceted gemstones, use warm soapy water and a soft brush, rinsing in clean water. Pearls should be washed in mild soapy water and dried gently every time they are worn.
- When wearing your Heritage jewellery, avoid contact with chemicals, perfume, hairspray and deodorant as this can cause unnecessary tarnishing.
- Storage - store your Heritage jewellery carefully in a cool dry place.
Hallmark GuideSterling silver can be identified by a simple stamp on the silver item, if the stamp states 925, then it is sterling silver quality silver. All of the Heritage jewellery bares this stamp.
Assay Office MarkIn the case of Heritage this will be EDINBURGH - The mark of the Assay office where the piece was tested. All overweight Heritage jewellery is tested and hallmarked by the Edinburgh Assay Office in Scotland.
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Customer Reviews
Flawless! Bought this as a simple engagement ring for my other half. She's not into bling or diamonds or big clunky rings.
This was perfect! I had to gamble on the size, but I guessed right. It came in a lovely presentation box.
Best of all, she said yes!
Bought this as a Christmas present for my girlfriend, ordered Monday and arrived Wednesday by First Class. Much better in reality, I was extremely worried about how it would look in the box compared to the pictures but I;m very pleased with it. The shine is beautiful, the craftwork is done incredibly well and it's very durable yet delicate looking at the same time. Very good product.
Heritage Sterling Silver Celtic Ring Lovers Heart 22L0HPP
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