clara schweers
£124.00
Sale price
£124.00
thin chain necklace transparent/red
thin chain necklace transparent/red
£124.00
Sale price
£124.00
In stock
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A refined, lightweight necklace made from thin borosilicate glass links in transparent and red. The subtle contrast between the two tones creates a distinctive look while maintaining the delicate character of the chain. The adjustable glass chain allows it to be worn as a choker or at a longer length. Finished with a sterling silver lobster clasp, each piece is handcrafted using traditional lampworking techniques, resulting in slight variations. The chain length is adjustable up to 48 cm. For men, we recommend a length of 50–55 cm. If a longer chain is required, please include a note with your order.
Made from high-quality, durable borosilicate glass — the same material commonly used in scientific glassware. Its non-reactive properties, combined with hypoallergenic sterling silver hardware, make it suitable for those with sensitive skin.
Sizing
Sizing
37-48 cm, 15 g
Shipping
Shipping
This item is in stock and will be shipped within 5 business days from The Netherlands.
EU: £10
US: £25
Rest of the world: £15
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Clara Schweers is a visual artist and designer based in Eindhoven (NL). Her practice has situated her within a dynamic feedback loop of digital cultures and behavioral qualities that seem to emerge directly from virtually rooted experiences of rendered and gendered figures on-screen. Through her objects and installations, Clara fuses time-honored techniques with contemporary visions. As a state-changing medium, glass allows her to use traditional craft techniques such as flameworking, fusing or kilncasting in today‘s digitally oriented culture, translated into tangible objects, mirrors jewellery or neon lights probing for interactive and reactive environments and experiences.