Cornicello Pendant
"I love cornicellos, for their symbolism and for the shape they add to a stack."
— Megan, founder & curator
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The cornicello, or little horn, has long been associated with good luck and protection in southern Italy. It is worn to keep the evil eye away and is often passed down through families. But beyond the symbolism, it is the shape we keep coming back to. That slim curve breaks the pattern of round charms and straight chains, and she is so light you will forget the weight and only notice the luck. Everyone could use a little extra.
Metal: 10k Yellow gold
Era: Estate
Measurements
Top to bottom: 30.0 mm
Side to side: 6.03 mm
Rise: 4.8 mm
Weight: 1.0 g
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