Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, Danish fashion house Ganni has collaborated with contemporary fine jewelry brand Mejuri on a capsule collection of clover-shaped jewelry.
Designed to be shared with friends to celebrate their relationships, these limited-edition jewels feature a four-leaf clover – a symbol of luck, love, and connection – a motif that Ganni has used on its handbags and a number of ready-to-wear pieces, while Mejuri has added a sophisticated touch to the collaboration.
“Ganni is all about love, optimism and genuine friendship,” said Ditte Reffstrup, Ganni’s creative director, in a statement. “Our clover symbol is meant to spread a little luck, positivity and optimism. We were attracted to the idea of the clover as a good luck charm and friendship pendant. I love the fun combination of silver and gold and have great respect for Mejuri’s work with recycled materials. I can’t wait to share these pieces with our community.”
The collection took almost two years to develop and consists of four pieces, all adorned with a four-leaf clover: hoop earrings, a ring, a charm bracelet and a pendant necklace. The necklace and bracelet have paperclip links, and the four-leaf clover can be detached from the earrings if someone wants to wear regular hoop earrings.
All designs are made with 92 percent recycled sterling silver and 95 percent recycled 18k gold sterling silver. Prices range from $98 to $498.
“My admiration for Ganni comes from the fact that the brand, similar to Mejuri, is committed to creating high-quality, ethically sourced, and design-focused pieces,” said Mejuri CEO and co-founder Noura Sakkijha in a statement. “I’m excited to bring a collection to our joint community that encourages them to celebrate each other.”