Swarovski Hyperbola Pendant Mixed Cuts Mixed Metal Finish (5696626)

Swarovski Hyperbola Pendant Mixed Cuts Mixed Metal Finish (5696626)

Swarovski · AmberJewerly

135.59 EUR

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Swarovski Hyperbola Pendant, Mixed Cuts, Mixed Metal Finish (5696626)

The Swarovski Hyperbola Pendant showcases a striking spiral-inspired design, symbolizing infinity and movement. Crafted with a refined mixed metal finish, this elegant pendant is adorned with sparkling Swarovski crystals in mixed cuts, creating a dynamic play of light and modern sophistication.

Features

  • Iconic Hyperbola design: Elegant spiral motif inspired by infinite motion.
  • Mixed crystal cuts: Precisely cut Swarovski crystals enhance brilliance and depth.
  • Mixed metal finish: Contemporary blend of tones for a modern, versatile look.
  • Fine craftsmanship: Designed with Swarovski’s signature attention to detail.

Benefits

  • Adds refined elegance and sparkle to both everyday and evening outfits.
  • Timeless yet modern design makes it suitable for any occasion.
  • Lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear.
  • Perfect as a thoughtful gift or a stylish personal accessory.

Package Contents: 1 Swarovski Hyperbola Pendant with matching chain

Product Details

  • Brand: Swarovski
  • Collection: Hyperbola
  • Article Number: 5696626
  • Material: Metal alloy with mixed metal finish
  • Stone: Swarovski crystals
  • Cut: Mixed cuts
  • Color: Clear crystals with mixed metal tones

Swarovski Hyperbola Pendant – Style Highlights

  • Everyday Elegance: Enhances casual outfits with subtle luxury.
  • Evening Glamour: Sparkles beautifully under evening lights.
  • Modern Statement: A bold yet graceful accessory.

Keywords

Swarovski Hyperbola Pendant, mixed cuts, mixed metal finish, crystal necklace, modern jewelry, elegant pendant, Swarovski necklace 5696626.

SizeAdjustable chain length approx. 38–45 cm; pendant size approx. 1.8 × 1.2 cm
MaterialMixed metal finish (metal alloy), rhodium / rose-gold tone finish
StoneSwarovski crystals (clear), mixed cuts