By HoopLa
Country Rose - 14K and PVD Cord Lariat Tassel Necklace
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Why we carry this
We fell in love with this necklace the moment we saw it, and we think you will too. The Country Rose is a lariat-style beauty that captures something we can't quite put into words - maybe it's the embossed rose and bow motif on that generous organic oval pendant, or maybe it's just the way it catches the light.
The pendant is 14K gold-plated brass, which means it's got that high-shine look without the price tag that makes you nervous to actually wear it. What really sold us is the versatility. The slider bead lets you adjust the length however you want, so whether you're feeling long and dramatic or short and sweet, this necklace adapts to your mood. The cord itself is soft and braided - the kind of thing that feels good against your skin, not like wearing a decorative rope. You can wear it as a traditional necklace, wrap it around, tie it off - we've seen people do all sorts of creative things with it.
It's hypoallergenic and built to last, which means you can actually reach for it on a regular Tuesday, not just for special occasions. It's the kind of piece that somehow works with everything, and because we genuinely believe you'll get as much joy out of wearing it as we do looking at it.
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