[Artist Collection] Ophelia. The Fate of Ophelia. Natural Stone/Glass/Earrings

"Ophelia in Water" Ophelia She appears so serene, as if knowing her body and spirit are drifting towards a realm of untroubled purity. The woman in the painting is Ophelia, the tragic heroine from Shakespeare's Hamlet. Rejected by Hamlet and with her father Polonius murdered, the double blow drove her to madness, leading to her accidental drowning. Artist: John Everett Millais Year: 1851 Original Dimensions: 76.2 cm x 111.8 cm Original Medium: Oil on canvas [Product Materials] Peridot, brown zircon, shell pearl, European glass beads [Product Dimensions] 1.2cm x 3.5cm [Brand Design Philosophy] Our designer is dedicated to selecting imported gold-filled wires and accessories known for their high color retention and durability. We meticulously choose natural gemstones and pearls, along with other cubic zirconia inlaid with small diamonds. [Packaging Information] This item comes packaged in a soft gift box. Complimentary card writing service available (up to 30 characters). For environmental purposes, orders are typically packaged together in one box. Please inform us in advance if you require separate packaging for gifting or other purposes, or if you wish to purchase additional gift boxes. [Designer's Notes] 1. Alloy plated metals may oxidize and fade with prolonged contact with water. Once oxidized, this cannot be reversed. Please avoid contact with water as much as possible, and refrain from wearing the jewelry while bathing. 2. Organic natural materials such as natural pearls and shells should ideally avoid contact with water to prevent oxidation or abrasion that can dull their luster. If they do get wet, wipe them gently with a soft cloth to dry. 3. Natural gemstones may vary in shape and exhibit natural imperfections such as surface blemishes, internal inclusions, or mineral fractures. The gemstones used in our pieces are not professional jewelry grade; please review these descriptions carefully before purchasing. 4. Our jewelry designs are delicate and intricate. Avoid excessive pulling or pressure to prevent deformation or damage to the pieces. Origin/Manufacturing Method Made in Taiwan, Handmade