Villa Diodati (P765)
Flitting through the silent candlelit darkness of the solitary, stormbound lakeside manoir, unknowingly, the creature gives rise to the birth of the darkest and greatest of legendary tales. At Villa Diodati in May of 1816, Byron, Polidori and Mary Shelley contrived the eventual creation of both Frankenstein and Dracula.
A faded dark pewter necklace of a ragged, spreadeagled, swooping bat.
On a split, black curb chain, 17"/43cm overall, plus a 1 ½" extender chain.
Flitting through the silent candlelit darkness of the lakeside manoir, the creature gives rise to the birth of Dracula
Product Description:
A faded dark pewter necklace of a ragged, spreadeagled, swooping bat.
On a split, black curb chain, 17"/43cm overall, plus a 1 ½" extender chain.
Fastening:
Pendant hangs from a nickel-free chain with clasp fastener and chain adjuster.
Weight & Dimensions (approx.):
H: 65mm (2.56") W: 96mm (3.78") D: 8mm (0.31") Weight: 39g (1.38oz) ... (Please note neck jewellery dimensions are excluding the fastenings)
Packaging:
Packaged in an Alchemy branded bag, including Alchemy guarantee and care instructions.
Materials & Origin:
Designed and hand made in England incorporating highest quality, crystal* and fine English pewter. This item is compliant to all jewellery regulations including EU REACH Directives and California Proposition 65.
*Crystal colours are subject to availability, and may vary from the image shown.
P765
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Flitting through the silent candlelit darkness of the solitary, stormbound lakeside manoir, unknowingly, the creature gives rise to the birth of the darkest and greatest of legendary tales. At Villa Diodati in May of 1816, Byron, Polidori and Mary Shelley contrived the eventual creation of both Frankenstein and Dracula.
A faded dark pewter necklace of a ragged, spreadeagled, swooping bat.
On a split, black curb chain, 17"/43cm overall, plus a 1 ½" extender chain.