Monet Lily Pad Drop Earrings with Faux Pearls - Triple Drop - Gold Plated

These water lilies are made from gold-plated pewter and epoxy with faux pearl. The "Water Lilies" is the expression and culmination of the artistic thought of Claude Monet. A wild project for a painter who wanted to explore all the variations of light in his garden in Giverny, the "Water Lilies" is displayed in two oval rooms and invite the visitor for endless contemplation. Just after the Great War, Monet wanted his work to take on both aesthetic and poetic dimensions to offer a place of peace and of meditation to Parisians. In choosing the Orangerie of the Tuileries to house his work devoted to nature and peace, Claude Monet hoped to create harmony between the "Water Lilies" and its enclosure. Flanked by the Seine on the south and hidden away on a high terrace of the garden, the Orangerie offers a setting away from the city ideal for contemplation. The "Water Lilies" have been exhibited there since 1927. Museum Reproductions These high-quality pieces are part of our regular line, once available only to museums, now available directly to you! Much of our jewelry is created under license from some of the most prestigious museum collections around the world. We are proud to be the leading source of jewelry reproductions for 50 years.

• INSPIRED BY: The "Water Lilies" is the expression and culmination of the artistic thought of Claude Monet.
• DETAILS: These water lilies are made from gold-plated pewter and epoxy with faux pearls. They have a drop length of 2.25 inches with an ear wire.
• HIGH QUALITY: We use genuine semi-precious stones, natural freshwater pearls, and Austrian crystals. Most jewelry elements are composed of lead-free, nickel-free, and cadmium-free base metal plated with a nickel-free 18k gold, antique gold, or silver finish.
• OVER 50 YEARS IN BUSINESS: Our artists recreate timeless designs from many remarkable art institutions to bring to the public what was once confined to museum walls. Each institution benefits directly from the sale of jewelry reproduced from their collections. We work closely with museums to create either an authentic reproduction or a piece inspired by their collections.