Chairlift Pendant
A symbol of stillness between the rush—our Chairlift Pendant captures the quiet magic of being suspended above snow-dusted trees and sunlit slopes. Cast in your choice of solid sterling silver or radiant 18k gold vermeil, this miniature chairlift is a love letter to alpine moments: crisp air, soft silence, and the promise of the next run.
Delicately detailed and rich in charm, it’s a perfect piece for skiers, snowboarders, or anyone who holds the mountains close to heart. Whether worn as a personal talisman or gifted as a memory of winter adventures, this pendant keeps the magic of the mountains with you year-round.
Available in two premium materials—925 Sterling Silver, Gold Vermeil —each piece is designed for lasting beauty.
- Dimensions: 25mm x 11mm + 7mm bail
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Care: To ensure the longevity of your piece, follow these care tips:
- 925 Sterling Silver: Clean with a soft polishing cloth and store in an airtight pouch to prevent tarnish. Avoid contact with water, perfumes, and lotions.
- Vermeil: Crafted with over 2.5 microns of gold, our Vermeil is designed for durability. Gently clean with a soft cloth and avoid water, sweat, and abrasive surfaces.
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Handcrafted in Turkey and designed in Steamboat Springs, CO, our Fine Jewelry is where ethical craftsmanship meets elevated style. Every piece is lovingly created by displaced artisans, restoring their livelihoods and passion for their craft. Whether worn as a bold statement or an everyday treasure you can find your new favorite piece right here.
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