Notre-Dame Vierge black bubble long necklace

A long necklace with an original style, designed with small black brass pearls, adorned with a medal of the Virgin of the Oculus, a silver Latin cross and a blue tassel. 

The necklace is wrapped in a transparent plexiglas ball. This modern case, like a poetic bubble, enhances the jewel while adding a touch of originality. Enclosed in this light sphere, the necklace seems to float, recalling the fragility of memories and their precious perpetuity. 

The necklace features a Latin cross and a medal decorated with the Virgin of the Oculus. The cross, a universal symbol of faith and protection, gives the jewel a sacred, timeless dimension. As for the medal, it tells a unique story, that of Virgin of the Oculus, a representation that is both mysterious and full of grace. The Virgin of the Oculus takes its name from the famous central stained glass window of Notre-Dame de Paris, the majestic eye that catches the light at the crossroads of the transept and the nave, displaying all its splendour.

A jewel specially designed for Notre-Dame, handcrafted in France.

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✔ 62 cm long, adjustable chain

✔ Coloured epoxy pearls

✔ Brass

✔ Handcrafted

✔ Made in France

✔ Exclusively for Notre Dame de Paris

✔ Bubble-shaped gift box

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Learn more about the artisan: 

For over 20 years, the designer has been offering colourful and original jewellery created and assembled in France. Her favourite materials are stainless steel, brass and natural stones such as jade, quartz, amazonite and tourmaline...

This long necklace is meticulously assembled in Paris in an ESAT (Etablissement ou Service d'Aide par le Travail). This establishment supports deaf adults with associated disorders, such as visual or intellectual impairments, communication difficulties or psychological problems. They benefit from employment in an ordinary environment, in conditions adapted to their needs, while receiving remuneration in line with employment law.