Agatha Plum

Name: Agatha Plum
Brand: Harklin Creations

Harklin Creations

£16

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Meet Agatha – my bestselling statement earring and a firm Harklin favourite. Agatha Plum is part of the Core Collection: the classic Agatha range, handmade from lightweight polymer clay without a resin coating. Plum is a deep, rich purple with a sophisticated and beautifully dramatic feel. This jewel-inspired shade adds gorgeous depth to an outfit and pairs effortlessly with cream, grey, navy, black and other rich colours. Despite her statement size, Agatha remains lightweight and comfortable to wear. Choose your preferred metal colour and earring fitting to create the perfect pair for you. Pa

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as HARKLIN CREATIONS LTD, number 13312178. Checked 2026-08-29.
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No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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