Nina Designs
Sterling Silver Lily of the Valley Necklace | fairy flower | Fairtrade
Sterling Silver Lily of the Valley Necklace | fairy flower | Fairtrade
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Delicate and enchanting, our 925 Sterling Silver Lily of the Valley Necklace celebrates the grace and purity of one of nature's most poetic flowers. The engraved pendant depicts the lily of the valley with refined details, capturing the essence of its small fragrant bells, a symbol of rebirth, sweetness, and luck.
In ancient legends, the lily of the valley is known as the flower of the fairies: it is said that its bells ring in the spring woods to guide the fairies along their paths of light. Wearing this necklace means carrying with you a message of hope, purity, and natural magic.
Crafted in 925 Sterling Silver, the necklace includes a simple 18" (45 cm) cable chain with a spring clasp, adjustable to 16" (40 cm) for a versatile fit. The pendant measures 20×13 mm (excluding the jump ring) and features a smooth back, ideal for a small custom engraving or stamp.
Each necklace comes with a decorative-edged card, perfect for presentation or as a gift idea for mothers, daughters, wives, or special friends.
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Nina Design: discover the Brand
Many decades ago, Nina started her business as a young jewelry designer looking for the perfect clasp. Not finding it on the market, she decided to design it herself and collaborated with skilled silversmiths in Bali, experts in ancient artisanal techniques. The company grew rapidly, leading her to establish her own factory specializing in silver charms, components, and jewelry. Later, she expanded production through partnerships with foundries in Thailand and Bali, ensuring high-quality, hand-finished products.
The creative process begins with hand-drawn sketches that are developed on the computer with detailed measurements and specifications. The designs are sent to the artisans, who create wax models or 3D CAD files. After several revisions and quality tests, the new models are approved and put into production. Casting, used mainly in Thailand, requires great technical expertise and meticulous handwork. In Bali, on the other hand, many elements are made entirely by hand, according to an ancient Indonesian tradition that combines technical skill, patience, and strong cultural and spiritual value.
The art of metalworking in Indonesia has ancient origins, dating back to the Bronze Age. Over the centuries, gold and silver have reached levels of great artistic refinement, becoming an integral part of the local culture.
Since its founding in 1983, the company has adopted fair trade principles, paying artisans per piece rather than by the weight of the silver, thus ensuring fairer compensation. Over time, it has consolidated its commitment to wages above the minimum, benefits, healthcare, maternity leave, and equal opportunities, with a strong female presence in management roles.
Since 2002, the company has also collaborated with suppliers in Thailand, selected based on the quality of their work and their compliance with labor regulations and employees' rights. Although it is not Fair Trade certified, the company believes that it invests more effectively in the well-being of workers by allocating resources directly to wages and benefits rather than to administrative certification costs.
