Heart Fringe- Handmade Jewellery - i am boho Heart Fringe- Handmade Jewellery - i am boho
Heart Fringe- Handmade Jewellery - i am boho Heart Fringe- Handmade Jewellery - i am boho

Heart Fringe

Heart Fringe

Gold meets flowing silver. A kilt pin base in warm gold holds a fringe of delicate chains that swing and catch light as you move, centred by a chunky puffed heart charm. Romantic, relaxed, and completely boho.

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    Brooches are one of the oldest pieces of jewellery ever made. The earliest examples date back to the Bronze Age around 3000 BC, where they were purely functional — used to fasten clothing together the way we use buttons or pins today. The word "brooch" comes from the Old French word broche, meaning a long needle or spit. The fun part? For most of human history, a brooch was considered just as essential as a shoe. Losing yours could literally mean your clothes fell off.

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      Gold meets flowing silver. A kilt pin base in warm gold holds a fringe of delicate chains that swing and catch light as you move, centred by a chunky puffed heart charm. Romantic, relaxed, and completely boho.

      Free Shipping for all orders over R1000. Refunds & Returns are welcome. Read more

      Stainless steel

      Brooches are one of the oldest pieces of jewellery ever made. The earliest examples date back to the Bronze Age around 3000 BC, where they were purely functional — used to fasten clothing together the way we use buttons or pins today. The word "brooch" comes from the Old French word broche, meaning a long needle or spit. The fun part? For most of human history, a brooch was considered just as essential as a shoe. Losing yours could literally mean your clothes fell off.

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