The Aurora / Wind Lariat Necklace is the combination of two time-honored Danforth designs: the Lariat Landslide necklace and Aurora earrings. Combining the unique mechanics of the Lariat, a style of necklace that secures itself without a clasp, and the exquisite design of Aurora, which contains a gradient of deep blues and whites inside a narrow almond shape, the Lariat Aurora is a truly one-of-a-kind accessory.
This necklace does not clasp in the traditional way. Rather, the pendant slides through the loop and finds a natural resting place on any wearer. This makes it so that you can secure the necklace in front of your neck instead of behind, making it an excellent choice of jewelry for anyone who struggles with shoulder, wrist, or hand mobility. Not only is it easy to put on; it is also an elegant, sophisticated accent to any outfit, whether formal or casual.
Because we craft every piece of jewelry by hand, all dimensions are approximate. Subtle variations are natural.
The Aurora / Wind Lariat Necklace is the combination of two time-honored Danforth designs: the Lariat Landslide necklace and Aurora earrings. Combining the unique mechanics of the Lariat, a style of necklace that secures itself without a clasp, and the exquisite design of Aurora, which contains a gradient of deep blues and whites inside a narrow almond shape, the Lariat Aurora is a truly one-of-a-kind accessory.
This necklace does not clasp in the traditional way. Rather, the pendant slides through the loop and finds a natural resting place on any wearer. This makes it so that you can secure the necklace in front of your neck instead of behind, making it an excellent choice of jewelry for anyone who struggles with shoulder, wrist, or hand mobility. Not only is it easy to put on; it is also an elegant, sophisticated accent to any outfit, whether formal or casual.
Because we craft every piece of jewelry by hand, all dimensions are approximate. Subtle variations are natural.
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