GeoCUBE® Iconic Nature Chain Jewelry Set: Dopamine
GeoCUBE® Iconic Nature Chain Jewelry Set: Dopamine
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The GeoCUBE® necklace in dopamine shades reflects the scientifically-supported notion that vibrancy and brightness can have a beneficial impact on emotional wellbeing. This piece combines red and blue aventurine and rose quartz to create an eye-catching spectrum of colors, which can be worn as a choker, mid-length or long with its modern sliding fastener. So don COEUR DE LION's dopamine-look and enjoy the mood-boosting benefits.
Every piece of jewelry ordered from COEUR DE LION will be delivered to you in a premium designer case and with a certificate of authenticity.
Product Details
Product Details
- Rock crystal, red aventurine, blue aventurine, rose quartz, synthetic tiger's eye, crystal glass, rhinestone rondelles, and Swarovski® Crystals
- Gold plated stainless steel
- Handmade in Germany
- Product type: Jewelry Set
- Shipping Dimensions:
1.0
× 7.25 × 7.25
inches
(2.5 × 18.4 × 18.4 cm) - Shipping Weight: 0.32 lb (5.0 oz; 143 g)
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About Coeur de Lion
About Coeur de Lion
Founded in 1987, today Coeur de Lion is a leading manufacturer of modern designer jewelry. The headquarters, design atelier, and workshop are located in Stuttgart, Germany. In 1999, Coeur de Lion presented the Bauhaus-inspired cube necklace for the first time, which became an iconic design classic and won international acclaim as GEOCUBE®. It has been interpreted in new and exciting ways each season ever since, displaying fresh colorways and utilizing different materials.
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