Single Claw Ring in Oxidised Silver with Gold Nails

TESSA METCALFE LTD

£110

The dark oxidised finish enhances the texture of the claws and contrasts with the pigeon's smooth gold manicure. OXIDISED FINISH: this is a chemical reaction we create on the surface of the silver. The black finish rubs off quite quickly, bringing out silver textural highlights. This is intentional and it looks better after a few wears. MATERIALS: Solid silver, gold plated detail, oxidised finish. SIZING: Select your size from the menu. If you're unsure, please order a FREE RING SIZER . DISPATCH: within 10 working days of your order date. SHIPPING: Free Shipping on orders over £150. Please cli

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TESSA METCALFE LTD, number 09294572. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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