David Dubois - Chain 1 and 2 necklace

David Dubois - Chain necklace
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This necklace is made of a chain that twirls elegantly, creating an original pattern.

 
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The necklace is made of a single, unique chain. A part of the chain is entwined creating a supple result. This effect is fixed in place by the welding of the chain links. The motif serves as a fastener system, which allows various lengths around the neck. Two models are proposed : Chain #1 and Chain #2.

Coedition Galerie MiniMasterpiece, Paris

Reference David Dubois - Collier Chain
Edition Edition of 30
Technique 925 silver
Publication date 2015

Dubois (David)


Born in 1946, lives and works in Paris.

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