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Brown kumihimo Silk Rope with End Caps

Sale price $550 USD

A modern take on the ancient Japanese art of kumihimo, a centuries-old cord braiding technique. Hand woven and finished with polished gold end caps, this rope chain is designed to be tied and worn your way. Add a charm, wear it on its own or change the styling depending on the day.

 

Style Tip: Tie it long and easy, add knots to create a choker, double wrap it around the neck or wear it around the wrist as a bracelet.

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  • 14k Yellow Gold & Silk
  • Style N7005Y

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SKU: N7005Y
Brown Kumihimo Silk Rope with End Caps
Brown Kumihimo Silk Rope with End Caps Sale price $550 USD

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Giving back is part of who we are. From the beginning, Phillips House has supported organizations that create lasting change in health, education, and global wellbeing. The beauty we create is meant to endure, both in our jewelry and in the lives it touches.

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Every detail is crafted with intention. From design to finish, our jewelers refine each piece for comfort, balance, and lasting beauty, made to be lived in and loved for a lifetime.

a note from our founders:

"At Phillips House, every design begins with emotion. We create jewelry not just to be seen but to be felt. Our pieces are meant to live with you through the quiet moments and the unforgettable ones. Our goal has always been to craft fine jewelry that feels deeply personal, made to celebrate every day, not only the milestones. Each curve, clasp, and stone placement is considered with intention so that our pieces move with you, feel effortless, and carry meaning beyond their materials. Jewelry, to us, is connection, between generations, between craft and creativity, between who you are and who you love."