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pet & owner custom jewelry - set of 2

by Marion Cage McCollam and Jill Moser $160.00 - 165.00

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Like Owner, Like Pet

When you come home to a beloved pet the stress of the day seems to just melt away. With Marion Cage McCollam's pet and owner custom jewelry you can keep a reminder of your pet's calming charms close by at all times. Silver tags for your dog or cat's collar come with your pet's name engraved in your choice of cursive or print on one side and any information you choose (such as a phone number or address) on the other. For you, a matching silver necklace will bear your pet's name and, on the reverse, whatever text you desire, be it a personal message or your pet's birthday or adoption date. (And yes, the day you decided to forgive your furry friend for ruining your favorite pair of shoes most certainly does count as special.) Made by New Orleans-based artist, designer, and architect Marion Cage McCollam.

The Pet & Owner Jewelry is available in the following sizes
Owner Pendant: 1.75" L x .75" W, Chain: 18" L
Medium Pet Tag: 1.5" L x .625" W
Large Pet Tag: 1.375" L x .5" W

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Item ID: 23439
Made from: pewter, sterling silver
Measurements: See copy for measurements
Notes: Owner silver tag necklace: polish occasionally with a silver polishing cloth. Care instructions included.

the maker

Marion Cage McCollam and JillMoser

Challenged by jewelry designer Marion Cage McCollam's invitation to collaborate on a wearable alphabet, painter Jill Moser inked an original typography, creatively joining abstract art and the familiarity of modern letters. Fusing the language of art and architecture, their sterling silver "Lettres Collection" exemplifies each artists' tendency for reinterpreting traditional objects. In this case, the result is "a true marriage of art and design," says McCollam.