Bean design Pendant
in Sterling Silver
Elsa Peretti’s iconic Bean design is a symbol of life’s origins. A beautifully humble form, the bean’s simple shape, natural contours and smoothness always appealed to her. The sculptural, organic collection captures her signature talent for creating irresistibly tactile objects that remind us of the beauty inherent in nature. Peretti’s fine silk Bean designs feature a handwoven net and tassel crafted by Japanese artisans.
Elsa Peretti’s iconic Bean design is a symbol of life’s origins. A beautifully humble form, the bean’s simple shape, natural contours and smoothness always appealed to her. The sculptural, organic collection captures her signature talent for creating irresistibly tactile objects that remind us of the beauty inherent in nature. Peretti’s fine silk Bean designs feature a handwoven net and tassel crafted by Japanese artisans.
- Sterling silver with a handwoven silk net and tassel
- Motif size, 29 mm wide
- On a 30" black silk cord
- Original Bean design copyrighted by Elsa Peretti
- Product number:60020499
- Sterling silver with a handwoven silk net and tassel
- Motif size, 29 mm wide
- On a 30" black silk cord
- Original Bean design copyrighted by Elsa Peretti
- Product number:60020499
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Bone Cuff by Elsa Peretti®
A true pioneer of design, Elsa Peretti’s revolutionary aesthetic enchanted the world after she joined Tiffany & Co. in 1974. She forever changed the role of diamonds in fashion for everyday wear and elevated the status of sterling silver. Her creations are as modern today as ever.
Fifty Years of the Bone Cuff
Elsa Peretti® Bone cuffs showcase the organic sensuality the designer is known for. Available in a variety of sizes and precious metals, Bone cuffs are sculpted to conform to the left and right wrists—an intentional choice that allows these designs to become one with the body.
