Gold wish bone charms - GRIGRI
Gold wish bone charms - GRIGRI
Livraison gratuite en point relais à partir de 30 € d'achat et à domicile via colissimo à partir de 70 euros d'achat.
Composez votre bijou personnalisé en ajoutant un ou plusieurs charms à votre base GRIGRI.
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Treat yourself to a touch of tradition and luck with our golden wish bone charm ! According to popular belief, if two people pull on a chicken bone while making a wish, the one who pulls the larger end will have their wish granted. This charm is a reminder of the luck and hope that can be found in several ancient traditions.
Our golden wish bone charm is also a symbol of friendship and complicity between two people. Wear it with a close friend to symbolize your friendship and mutual trust. And let tradition do its work, who knows, maybe your wishes will come true together!
Description
- Height of the Charms: 2 cm
Cotton pouch only
Cotton pouch + Gift pouch
Materials
Materials
Brass gilded with fine gold, metal dermatologically treated against all allergies.
Delivery and Return
Delivery and Return
You can return an item to us within 14 days of receiving your order.
For your return to be valid, the returned jewelry must be in new condition and complete with its original packaging (cardboard and cotton pouch) and accompanied by a note containing your name, first name, order number, a contact (telephone and email) and the reason for the return. Without this, the return cannot be processed.
Maintenance tips
Maintenance tips
This L'Atelier des Dames jewel is unique and will last the years by your side.
To do this, avoid any contact with makeup, creams and perfumes, and remember to remove your jewelry before taking a shower, swimming or cleaning. When you are not wearing your jewelry, store them separately in the cotton pouch we provide.
All our jewelry is handmade in our workshop in Hossegor, France. They are sent in their L'Atelier des Dames gift bag and protected by a cotton pouch.
Our chains are guaranteed for 2 years.
