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Cornish-Inspired Emerald & Diamond Necklace - The Morwenna Pendant

Name: Cornish-Inspired Emerald & Diamond Necklace - The Morwenna Pendant
Brand: Dainty London

Dainty London

£355

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Maiden of the Sea Morwenna. A Cornish name, soft as the tide pulling back over shingle. It means "maiden of the sea" - and this pendant carries that spirit in every detail. At the heart of the piece, a 2cm oval forms a tiny seascape. Our signature barnacle texture ripples across the surface, as though the pendant has spent a lifetime tucked in a Cornish rock pool, shaped by salt water and time. Clustered across this textured bed are nine gemstones, each chosen to tell a fragment of the Cornish coast: Two emeralds catch the green of the clifftops in high summer - that impossible, wind-bright co

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Registered at Companies House as DAINTY LONDON LTD, number 11741988. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Cornish-Inspired Emerald & Diamond Necklace - The Morwenna Pendant

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