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About this piece

The handle of this handmade sterling silver spoon ends in a green tourmaline crystal. The hexagonal crystal sits as a fine accent on the slender, tapering handle, and the satin matt bowl has a calm, clear shape.

Supplied in an elegant presentation box, it makes a special gift for weddings, christenings and other festive occasions.
We work exclusively with reclaimed precious metals such as gold, silver and platinum.
  • Material
    Sterling silver, recycled
  • Gemstone
    Tourmaline, green · 1.6 ct · hexagonal crystal · approx. 9.5 × 8 mm
  • Finish
    Satin matt
  • Origin
    Handmade in Deidesheim, Germany
  • Birthstone
    October
  • Meaning
    Protection & self-confidence
  • Delivery
    Includes a presentation box

Measurements & fit

  • Length
    approx. 15 cm
  • Bowl
    approx. 31.5 mm
  • Handle width
    approx. 3.7 to 4.5 mm
  • Tourmaline
    approx. 9.5 × 8 mm (hexagonal crystal)

Shipping

We ship insured with UPS Express Saver. Pieces in stock are delivered in 1 to 2 working days. If a piece is made to order, the delivery time is shown on this page.

Collection from our workshop at Marktplatz 6 in Deidesheim is possible during opening hours, no appointment needed.

Returns

Jewellery can be returned within 14 days, an email to info@goldschmiede-krack.de is enough. Returns are shipped insured with UPS: we send a label to print out, and UPS collects the parcel.

Engraved pieces are made individually and are therefore excluded from exchange.

Workbench at Goldschmiede Krack with pliers, files and tools

From our workshop in Deidesheim

Each piece is made individually at the bench. From the first sketch to the final polish, everything stays in one pair of hands.

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