Dutch Pomander Pendant rings suggesting it was built for

suggesting it was built for actual use

minimal but with a subtle organic curve

giving the piece a strong sense of handcraft and rhythm

It is solid silver with a slightly hammered finish that adds texture throughout

Dutch Pomander Pendant rings suggesting it was built forA Dutch pomander pendant in silver, its dome built from openwork panels that once held scented paste, a tradition in the Netherlands dating back to the 16th century. Worn as protection against bad air and illness, and later simply as scent, before regular bathing was common. A small silver ball drops from the base like the little bells (pampel) traditionally found on these pieces. Hallmarked with the Dutch sword for 835 silver and the "N10" master