Designed by Roman Matous, the Sonatine set is a lyrical expression of classical elegance. This necklace and earring ensemble is defined by a rhythmic arrangement of large, pear-shaped glass crystals (often referred to as "teardrops" ), which form the centerpiece of each ornate cluster.
The delicate Lt. Rose shade of these focal stones is framed by smaller, precision-set crystals. To emphasize the artisanal nature of the collection, the set is crafted in raw, non-plated brass, allowing the intricate soldering and the authentic texture of the metal to shine through.
Handcrafted using raw, non-plated brass (tombac); meticulously set with premium glass crystals in Lt. Rose, featuring prominent pear-shaped stones. Earrings are equipped with a comfortable clip-on fastening.
With a length of 17.72 inches (approx. 45 cm) and a 6 cm extension chain.
Individual color adjustments available upon request to match your specific event or outfit.
Created in Jablonec nad Nisou, Czech Republic.
This piece is presently in Paris for the Max Alexander debut Fashion Week presentation at the Palais Garnier and will be available for domestic (U.S.) shipping beginning mid-March.
For acquisition inquiries, please contact info@wearableartmuseum.org.
Designed by Roman Matous, the Sonatine set is a lyrical expression of classical elegance. This necklace and earring ensemble is defined by a rhythmic arrangement of large, pear-shaped glass crystals (often referred to as "teardrops" ), which form the centerpiece of each ornate cluster.
The delicate Lt. Rose shade of these focal stones is framed by smaller, precision-set crystals. To emphasize the artisanal nature of the collection, the set is crafted in raw, non-plated brass, allowing the intricate soldering and the authentic texture of the metal to shine through.
Handcrafted using raw, non-plated brass (tombac); meticulously set with premium glass crystals in Lt. Rose, featuring prominent pear-shaped stones. Earrings are equipped with a comfortable clip-on fastening.
With a length of 17.72 inches (approx. 45 cm) and a 6 cm extension chain.
Individual color adjustments available upon request to match your specific event or outfit.
Created in Jablonec nad Nisou, Czech Republic.
This piece is presently in Paris for the Max Alexander debut Fashion Week presentation at the Palais Garnier and will be available for domestic (U.S.) shipping beginning mid-March.
For acquisition inquiries, please contact info@wearableartmuseum.org.
