SMUCCII
Elio — Pearl Pup Necklace | Artisan Baroque Pearl Dog Charm
Elio — Pearl Pup Necklace | Artisan Baroque Pearl Dog Charm
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Description
Meet Elio, a bright-eyed little companion from the Smuccii Pearl Kingdom.
Handcrafted from natural freshwater Baroque pearls, Elio is dressed almost entirely in luminous creamy white, allowing the natural glow, texture and individuality of each pearl to take centre stage.
His oversized pearl ears, playful raised tail and wonderfully expressive face give him an irresistibly cheerful character. Around his neck sits a tiny mint-green bow tie — a fresh touch of colour that makes Elio instantly recognisable.
Elio comes with a coordinating freshwater pearl necklace, creating a beautifully clean, all-pearl look when worn together. Soft, luminous and quietly playful, the design brings a whimsical twist to the timeless elegance of pearls.
Every Elio is individually handmade from naturally shaped pearls. Slight variations in shape, surface, colour and lustre are part of the natural beauty of the piece, ensuring that each little companion is truly one of a kind.
Sweet, polished and always ready to follow you somewhere new, Elio is a little piece of happiness made in pearls.
Presented in a Smuccii velvet keepsake box, ready for gifting or keeping all to yourself.
Material
Natural freshwater Baroque pearls
Freshwater pearl necklace included
925 sterling silver hardware
Mint-green bow detail
Hand-assembled with love and attention to detail
Elio charm size: 29 × 31 × 20MM
Includes
Elio Pearl Pup charm
Coordinating freshwater pearl necklace
Velvet keepsake box
Smuccii authenticity tag
Style Notes
Colour: Creamy white & soft mint green
Mood: Fresh, polished & playful
Character: Cheerful, curious and effortlessly sweet
Signature detail: Mint-green bow tie & luminous all-white pearl body
Wear it with: Crisp white, soft pastels, denim or a simple black dress — the classic pearl necklace keeps the look elegant, while Elio adds just the right amount of personality.
