Explorer's Signet

Name: Explorer's Signet
Brand: Bleueburnham

Bleueburnham

£2925

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This design sees a textured body cushioned with highly polished protective padded edging at its corners. Our AW26 collection, Hybrid , explores and extends the concept of hybridisation within the plant world, translating a process which sits at the intersection of science and art into jewellery. Silhouettes, archetypes and ideas from across the Bleue Burnham universe are fused and cross-pollinated, giving life to jewellery that bring familiar elements together in new ways. The piece is handmade in London by highly skilled jewellers using solid 9ct yellow gold (375), which is certified with ful

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Registered at Companies House as BLEUEBURNHAM LIMITED, number 11856265. Checked 2026-08-29.
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