COSMOS Necklace 02

The COSMOS Necklace 02 is a piece created in a small series by Ylen.

· Manufacturing:

Handmade in Paris, France

• Chain : fixed length 45 cm , in 14-karat gold filled or recycled 925 silver

• Pendant material : recycled 925 silver or 24-carat gold plated (5 microns), on a recycled brass base.

• Pendant size : one size — approx. 1.2 × 1.2 × 0.3 cm

• Pendant weight : approx. 1.5 g

• To take care of it :
Avoid prolonged contact with water, chemicals or perfume.

The pendant that attracts good fortune.

This delicately textured pendant evokes a small mineral flower, almost like a clover. Its slender, organic silhouette gives it a discreet and poetic charm, perfect for everyday wear.
A light, feminine and elegant piece of jewelry, designed to blend smoothly with the skin.

Delivery:

• Your Ylen order will be freshly made for your order, then lovingly hand-packed and shipped within 7-10 business days after confirmation.
• It will be sent by our partner Colissimo, DHL.
• It will take 3-8 working days to arrive your hands.

Back:

• We offer you the possibility to return your purchases within 14 days . Please contact us in advance to arrange your return.

Notes:

• For buyers outside the EU, customs duties are unfortunately not included in the price.

You can find all information about shipping and returns here .

Choosing ylen means choosing a piece of jewelry that connects you to yourself —
a fragment of nature to be worn on the skin.

• Local and recycled:
  Each piece of jewelry is designed in Paris and crafted by hand, in collaboration with local artisans.
  We only use recycled metals – silver, brass or gold – from responsible partners.

• Designed to last:
  Unlike common standards (18k gold plated, 3 microns),
  Our jewelry is 24-carat gold plated, 5 microns thick,
  for deep shine and long-lasting hold.

• Support for endangered know-how:
  Each piece comes in a hand-crafted pouch,
  in handmade paper from a traditional Chinese know-how that is under threat. This choice reflects ylen's commitment to slow gestures, the memory of materials, and the preservation of forgotten crafts.