Genevive
Camille Hammered Drop Pendant
- Regular price
- $225
- Sale price
- $225
- Regular price
This Camille Hammered Drop Pendant by Genevive Jewelry balances tactile metalwork and refined sparkle through a textured hammered pendant accented with round-cut cubic zirconia. The approximately 2.65 cm drop has a handcrafted, organic character, while sterling silver provides a polished foundation in either 18K rose gold or 14K yellow gold-plated finishes. The faceted stones catch light against the irregular hammered surface, creating contrast without overwhelming the sculptural texture that defines the piece. An 18-inch chain and spring ring clasp make the necklace easy to wear every day. Choose Gold or Rose Gold to suit your preferred warm-metal palette and styling mood.
Genevive Jewelry brings a touch of Parisian romance to contemporary dressing, with collections that move effortlessly from delicate everyday pieces to unapologetically glamorous statements. Florals, hearts, pearls and Art Deco geometry mingle with tennis silhouettes and vivid flashes of colour, giving the brand a vocabulary that is feminine without feeling predictable. Crafted largely around sterling silver, luminous cubic zirconia and richly varied finishes, its jewelry is designed for versatility, whether layered casually or chosen for an evening of high-impact sparkle. Genevive’s appeal lies in that breadth, offering polished, expressive jewelry with the confidence to make even everyday dressing feel a little more occasion-worthy.
Sterling silver; 18K rose gold or 14K yellow gold plating; round-cut cubic zirconia; hammered drop pendant approx. 1.04 in (2.65 cm); chain length approx. 18 in; spring ring clasp; Gold or Rose Gold options; hypoallergenic construction.
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