Lalique Turquoise Fish

Name: Lalique Turquoise Fish
Brand: David Shuttle Ltd
SKU: 3000500
Price: 88 GBP
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Product details

Material:: Crystal
Product code:: 3000500
Size dimensions:: 1.77" Height x 2.09" Length x 1.14" Width (4.5cm Height x 5.3cm Length x 2.9cm Width)

Description

Made in Wingen-sur Moder, Alsace, France.

The original Fish in glass was designed in 1913 by Rene Lalique and has become an important and iconic piece in the Lalique universe. It first appeared in turquoise and has been re-issued in an extensive palette of colored crystal, meant to mix and match in the Lalique aquarium.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do i care for my Lalique deocrative items?

We recommend that you wash Lalique crystal items by hand, as crystal is sensitive to temperature shock, and we advise against the use of the dishwasher. Using a soft sponge, apply warm water with mild soap at a consistent temperature. Do not use metallic pads or scouring sponges. Allow water to drain. Dry gently using a soft, micro-fiber cloth.

How do I care for my Lalique Jewellery?

Like all precious jewellery, Lalique piece are fragile and require special care. To avoid any damage, Lalique jewels will not withstand shocks, especially against hard surfaces (floors, metal, glass, etc). It is advisable not to applaud while wearing a Lalique ring.

We recommend our customers to hand-clean their jewellery regularly. However, it is not advisable to immerse any crystal parts into liquid; the use of a soft or microfiber cloth is preferable. It is also recommended to avoid contact with substances such as perfumes, lacquers, or detergents that could possibly damage the jewellery. When the jewels are not worn, we recommend storing them in their individual boxes to avoid any friction.