Jewellery · Collar — Dogs & Cats
Aurora
Edition of 1
€ 560
A single drop of vintage Austrian crystal, cut by a technique no longer used — its iridescent finish moving through blue, violet, rose and gold with every turn.
Find the right fit by measuring the neck circumference before ordering. Size Guide →
— Product Details
Aurora exists in a single example. At its heart sits a drop-shaped vintage Austrian crystal — cut by a technique no longer used in contemporary production. Its iridescent finish reflects light through a spectrum of tones — blue, violet, rose and gold — shifting the piece with every movement. The crystal comes from the archive of a former Belgrade jewellery importer and was withdrawn from production before 2020.
The chain is 316L surgical steel with 24k PVD gold plating, in a curb construction with flat links. It measures 54 cm long and 15 mm wide. The lobster clasp is finished to match, and a CosmoPaw logo tag in 18k PVD gold plating sits beside the clasp as a discreet signature. Aurora is hand-assembled in Serbia by the atelier’s founder. The vintage component is no longer available, and this model will not be reproduced.
Note: minor irregularities in the cut or finish are part of the component’s authenticity and are not considered faults. Vintage components carry no original manufacturer documentation.
— Characteristics
- Edition of one
- Sized for dogs & cats
- Vintage Austrian crystal, Belgrade archive
- Iridescent, multi-layered light
- 316L surgical steel · 24k PVD plated
- CosmoPaw logo tag · 18k PVD plated
- Chosen for durability & comfort
— Materials
- Pendant
- Vintage crystal · Austria · deadstock
- Curb chain
- 316L surgical steel with 24k PVD gold plating · EU import, REACH-certified
- Assembly
- Hand-assembled in Serbia
— Care
Vintage crystal needs careful handling.
Remove before bathing, swimming, perfume or cleaners.
Store in its box, away from moisture and direct light.
Clean only with a soft, dry cloth.
Never use chemical jewellery cleaners.
A piece of jewellery is put on and taken off. No animal wears one unattended — every animal is different, and none of them can tell you when something has caught.
