Hi all, I recently bought the small chain d'ancre stud earrings, and one of the backings is faulty (won't lock when I let go of the two button(?)s). I bought it a few weeks ago, so I should be able to bring it into the boutique right?
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So much love for Chaine D'Ancre !!
Absolutely fabulous and beautifully paired with that ring.
I think you should look into the Boucle Sellier —it would be perfect to stack alongside the awesomely chunky chain d’ancre.
Ah! I read up on it - it’s stunning! Definitely will be asking for it next visit... love the history with it too! All about that stack.
Does anyone have the Ever Chaine d'Ancre long necklace? I am considering but want a necklace that can be worn long, doubled or lariat style by pulling the clasp down. I can’t tell from the pictures online how it fastens or if it’s long enough, any help is greatly appreciated!
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Hello, link below shows a pic of the entire Ever Chaine d'Ancre long necklace, there is no clasp. I did try this at my store. I loved it long, but less so doubled. For all the uses you're after, the 120 Farandole works well. Two links below for that, too.
https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/ode-to-silver.434223/page-218#post-32893335
https://www.hermes.com/us/en/product/farandole-long-necklace-H104568Bv00/
https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/all-about-chaine-dancre-club.797626/page-12#post-24298764
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Both look great on you! You'd probably enjoy this thread, link below, one of my favorites.
All About Chaîne D'Ancre Club
Greetings!...and welcome every lover of Hermes Chaîne D'Ancre (CdA). Its club is now open for everyone to share any ideas, designs, informations and photos of this 'wonder links'. Talk to you soon. þoθθθθθθθθθθθO :lawl:
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Thank you so helpful!Hello, link below shows a pic of the entire Ever Chaine d'Ancre long necklace, there is no clasp. I did try this at my store. I loved it long, but less so doubled. For all the uses you're after, the 120 Farandole works well.
https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/ode-to-silver.434223/page-218#post-32893335
https://www.hermes.com/us/en/product/farandole-long-necklace-H104568Bv00/
Happy to help! I just edited my post above to add another link which shows the Farandole worn 3 different ways. I love my 120 Farandole, it's a beautiful necklace!
Hi there! I have both necklaces and love each of them. Although the Ever Chaine doesn't have a clasp, it is my most worn necklace. it adds a casual elegance to any outfit. To me the farandole has a much bolder, chunkier look and feel to it... Sometimes it overwhelms my outfits, but it's great with certain modern balanced looks. For me, the Ever Chaine is an easy, no brainer, while the farandole takes more planning to get the balance of the outfit just right.
OMG I can’t believe I missed this post!!! This is a brilliant idea and so much better than the large obtrusive safety pin I’ve been using. THANK YOU!How to secure a toggle...
@eagle1002us @jyyanks ...and everybody with "toggle-angst"
Finally I tried it! It works pretty good! Yay!
People can only see it if they know.
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I just put the elastic through the big eyelet near the toggle. The elastic should look up/ away from the arm.
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The elastic should be under the ring and the loop of the elastic should go around it and then (by stretching) over the toggle. That's all.
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Sorry, my nails look so bad...
Does anyone know if this Kelly ring comes in silver?
Hi rockandroses, they are beautiful. Just wondering how is Hermes silver holding up? Do they get tarnish easily?
Thank you.
Not OP but mine have held up nicely. No tarnish in 9 months.
None of my silver pieces has ever really tarnished. Not sure why unless it is my dry climate. If I want to brighten it up a bit I just use a silver cloth.