Necklaces · One of a kind
Crochet Rose Garland Necklace
$80.00 NZD
Edition · 1 of 1 — never re-made
Ships from Tauranga in 1–2 working days · $8.50 NZ shipping, free over $150
One of one — when this piece finds its person, it's gone.
Made to wear for years — kept, not replaced.
From a small Tauranga studio — made by hand, one at a time, never in a run.
Handcrafted in Tauranga · Gift-ready packaging · 14-day returns · secure Stripe checkout
Materials & ethics — recycled metals · conflict-free stones · made in Aotearoa
Love Notes
This handcrafted crochet garland necklace is designed with intricate purple roses, deep green leaves, and sparkling glass bead clusters. Every floral element is individually crocheted and assembled with care, creating a wearable garden-inspired piece.
The necklace is soft, flexible, and comfortable for all-day use. Its long, draping style allows multiple ways of wearing—single strand, doubled, layered, or wrapped as a scarf-style accessory.
A unique statement accessory ideal for spring, summer, festivals, casual wear, or gifting.
Features
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Fully handmade crochet necklace
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Purple crochet roses with green leaves
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Glass bead accents for sparkle
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Soft, flexible, lightweight design
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Extra-long for versatile styling
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One-of-a-kind artisan piece
Why This Piece
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Adds a delicate, romantic touch to any outfit
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Perfect for those who love floral, boho, or artistic accessories
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A standout handmade item not found in mass-produced jewelry
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Ideal for gifting (birthday, Mother’s Day, bridesmaids, spring festivals)
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Can be worn in multiple creative ways
Care
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Store flat or loosely coiled to maintain shape
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Keep away from sharp objects to avoid catching yarn
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Hand wash gently in cold water if needed; air dry only
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Avoid perfumes or lotions directly on the piece
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Keep away from high heat or hot steam
Length & fit
- 40–45 cm sits at the collarbone — the classic everyday length.
- 50–60 cm falls to the mid-chest and rests well over higher necklines.
- 70 cm and longer gives a relaxed drop, made for layering and knits.
Hand-finished pieces last longest with gentle handling — our care guide covers the simple habits.
