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Purple Agapanthus Necklace

Name: Purple Agapanthus Necklace
Brand: Fiona Rae

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£190

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This stunning handcrafted enamelled sterling silver pendant features an intricate agapanthus design with a graduating purple vitreous enamel glass. This pendant is a beautiful statement piece, inspired by the agapanthus that sits alongside the golden yew topiary that lines Highgrove's Thyme Walk, particularly the dark blue agapanthus 'Midnight Star'. Each pendant is handcrafted using the traditional technique of vitreous enamelling, in which thin layers of glass are fused at high temperatures onto the surface of the metal to create a one-of-a-kind piece. The agapanthus flower is a symbol of lo

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Registered at Companies House as FIONA RAE LIMITED, number 16519170. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Purple Agapanthus Necklace

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