The Writer Charm
The Writer Charm
The Writer
The Writer + Red Cross
The Writer + Red Cross
The Writer
Writer-pendants-set-on-sign
The Writer
Initial necklaces
The Writer Charm
The Writer Charm
The Writer
The Writer + Red Cross
The Writer + Red Cross
The Writer
Writer-pendants-set-on-sign
The Writer
Initial necklaces

Sterling Silver ‘The Writer’ Monogram Initial Charm

Out of Stock

These pendants were inspired by vintage typewriters. Tiny hand-sawn letters are placed inside precisely measured circles. A rounded border that fits the finger perfectly; raised up on two layers to resemble your favorite key.

 

Details

Charm or necklace. Sterling silver. Pendants measure between 9/16″ and 5/8″ in diameter. Charm ring size: 5mm. Optional: fine bead chain.

When will this ship

Please allow 8 weeks for Jessie to make this charm for you.

Care

Keep away from chemicals. This includes everyday substances like hairspray, lotions, perfumes, skincare products, and cosmetics. Chlorinated pools are particularly harmful to gold and silver jewelry. Chlorine can erode precious metals and cause pitting on the surface over time. To clean this charm or chain, use warm water, unscented dish soap, and a soft toothbrush to remove built-up dirt. Take care not to scrub the oxidized surfaces. Make sure to dry it completely with a soft cloth like a flannel before storing it. It’s important to not use jewelry polishing cloths on matte, textured, or oxidized finishes only on shiny parts. Care more here

Description

Monogram jewelry re-inveted by Jessie Corigliano.

Since the launch of Corigliano’s jewelry career, the Spokane-based designer has taken a small approach to one-of-a-kind work, making everything with just her pair of hands. Corigliano’s work is rooted in preserving, yet-modernizing historical jewelry themes as demonstrated by her ever-evolving monogram jewelry collection. Of that collection, her ‘Serif on a Pearl’ series features lustrous coined pearls topped with meticulously placed single-letter monograms. Corigliano studied design at Eastern Washington University, where she learned the technical knowledge of engineering a design and later coupled that with the art of fabrication.

 

We all do storytelling through the jewelry we wear. Whether it’s a milestone or a memory, it’s all a nice representation of who we are.
-Jessie Corigliano