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Hermès "Farandole" necklace, silver.
Hermès "Farandole" necklace, silver.

Hermès

Hermès "Farandole" necklace, silver.

A long necklace signed by Maison Hermès, 'Farandole' collection, in 925/000 silver formed of a round forced link punctuated with anchor chain links of different sizes.
Length: 119 cm
Weight: 101.3 grams
Reference: 34121
Pre-owned jewelry authenticated, certified and sold by our professional partner jeweler with invoice.

The Hermès "Farandole" necklace is an iconic piece of jewelry that reflects the house's heritage and craftsmanship. The history of this necklace dates back to the 1970s, a period when Hermès began exploring bolder, more contemporary designs while remaining faithful to its traditional craftsmanship.

Delphine & Natty's opinion

The name "Farandole" evokes a folk dance, symbolizing movement and joy. This piece of jewelry is characterized by its interconnected links reminiscent of a chain dance, emphasizing harmony and elegance. The design of the necklace is distinguished by its use of rhodium-plated silver, making it both luxurious and timeless.
Authenticated pre-owned jewelry, rigorously checked in the workshop and certified.

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An iconic French luxury brand, Hermès began its history in 1837 selling equestrian items. It then diversified into leather goods with the advent of the automobile, but it wasn't until the late 1920s that it began creating jewelry and watches. The Ancre bracelet was the first success in a long line of timeless pieces such as the Nausicaa ring, the Kelly watch inspired by the famous bag's lock, the Cap Cod, and the Heure H. Discover exceptional vintage Hermès jewelry at Maison ELOE.
Hermès "Farandole" necklace, silver.

The history of jewelry

The Hermès "Farandole" necklace is an iconic piece of jewelry that reflects the house's heritage and craftsmanship. The history of this necklace dates back to the 1970s, a period when Hermès began exploring bolder, more contemporary designs while remaining faithful to its traditional craftsmanship.

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