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Petals so lifelike, someone will lean in to smell it.
The Edit
Forty-plus individually cut fabric petals spiral outward from a hand-coiled center, each one printed to carry the natural red-to-coral gradient of a spider chrysanthemum in full bloom. The layered petal construction is pinned at the reverse with a single bar closure, keeping the face completely uninterrupted. At roughly palm-sized, it reads as a botanical specimen rather than costume jewelry.
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