Chain necklace in 14kt gold plated brass with oversized clip closure. Length 46 cm. The cause of the nature of the materials used to create this piece, please anticipate a slight variation of color and tone from the photographed articles. Materials and Care We use a range of high quality finishes and materials for our products. Please always refer to the list of your item to confirm your composition before cleaning to make sure you receive the best care possible. Our goals are to find recycled materials where possible and producing responsibly internally or with nearby production suppliers and partners. Thanks to its unique characteristics, coloring and recyclable nature, the brass material has been a signature of the brand since its beginning. As our products have evolved and the collection has expanded, we also introduced 14 kt gold plating and high quality rhodium in our offer. Selected styles can incorporate different types of materials and may require combined service practices. Scroll down to find out how to take care of your articles, be they raw brass, plated or a combination of both. Growing up in New York and the small town of San Giovanni Valdarno in Tuscany, the designer Laura Lombardi can trigger his story with the jewels to the sales office of his parents on the 45th Street, which started with a sample of gold chains That his father brought from Italy to the 1980s. What has begun like a hobby, assemble gold medallions and lariates on the table of its kitchen, has turned into a natural extension of its artistic practice and then, in an independent activity in 2010 that remains a deeply personal affected job From memories from both sides of the Atlantic. Drawing to an eclectic artistic background, rooted in sculpture and mixed media assembly, Laura reconstructs recycled materials and objects found. All the brass used by Laura Lombardi is recycled. You balance this raw industrial style, influenced by New York City, with classical artistic motifs from Italy to create jewelry that are always linked to a memory. Reimaging their materials and their purpose, you bring these notions of the past in the present.