The Mixed Fob Chain Necklace elevates a classic fob chain with unique features, including a mix of figaro and curb chain, as well as our custom designed fob with organic fluid shapes, which pairs perfectly with other styles from our F+H core collection.
The Mixed Fob Chain Necklace is versatile and can be worn![]()
tighter as a mini lariat style necklace, or styled looser as a classic fob chain. This timeless necklace design will add a cool edge to any outfit.
DETAILS:
- High micron, ethically sourced 18K gold plating certified by LBMA Responsible Gold to meet international ethics standards.
- Hypoallergenic eco-brass base with 18K gold plating.
- Nickel and lead free.
- 6 months warranty.
- Packaged in complimentary F+H Studios branded gift boxes.
- All items are original designs by Sharona Harris at F+H Studios, Byron Bay, Australia.
- Ethically made in small batches in China by craftsman certified by the Global Responsible Jewellery Council.
ONE SIZE:
Customer Service+
Delivered in F+H Jewellery custom black gift boxes.
Pre-Order Items: All items in an order will be shipped together, this may cause delays if ordering pre-ordering items. Pre-order items may take 6-8 weeks for delivery. Email info@fandhjewellery.com for more information.
About F+H+
F+H is a jewellery and accessories brand based in Byron Bay, Australia, creating unique designs inspired by music subcultures and industrial hardware references. Representing a balance between femme and homme, F+H balances glamour with a modern minimal aesthetic to create strong styling pieces with androgynous appeal.
All F+H jewellery is handcrafted to a premium jewellery standard, using micron thick plating, unique stones and freshwater pearls to embellish the designs.
Ethical Craftsmanship+
F+H is working with craftsman audited by the Global Responsible Jewellery council to ensure that the materials, supply chains and methods used to create our jewellery are ethically focused with safe and fair work environments, while still maintaining our luxury jewellery quality.
