THE LIMONCELLO (bracelet)
The Limoncello bracelet features white freshwater pearls (7-7,5 mm in diameter), Murano glass lemons, and a silver lobster clasp. Each bracelet is hand-knotted.
This bracelet also comes with a matching necklace, sold separately.
Each pearl is made by nature, unique, and may therefore be slightly different in size, shape, or hue to the image(s) shown. The Murano glass beads are similarly made by hand and might differ slightly in size or shape to the images shown. These variations enhance the unique beauty of the piece.
Policies and Information
Packaging
We use sustainable, locally-made packaging that can be recycled and reused. Our beautiful cloth pearl bags are made by our friend Mala, a local seamstress from Langa.
Returns & Exchanges
We want all of our customers to be happy with purchases made at Kippie. However, if you receive any products that you are not wholly satisfied with, you may contact us within 48 hours of receiving it.
Shipping Policy
We make use of Fastway Couriers to get your order to you. Shipments are done once a week; the delivery lead time in South Africa is between five (5) and ten (10) working days, depending on location and time of order. For international orders, email the team.
Privacy Policy
This privacy and data policy describes how your personal information and data are collected, used, and shared when you visit or make a purchase from www.kippiepearls.com.
About us
About Kippie
From round to baroque, whatever the size, shape or colour, Kippie celebrates pearls in all their natural wonder. Just like the dynamic and inspiring individuals they adorn. Just like you.
The Kippie commitment
Kippie believes good pearls should be seen, should be touched, and should be tried on. We therefore go to extra lengths to ensure the superior quality of each and every pearl that makes its way through the studio before making its way to you.
Sustainability
We use sustainable, locally-made packaging that can be recycled and reused. Our beautiful cloth pearl bags are made by our friend Mala, from her home in Langa.