Collection: Lavender Rose

Royal Albert introduced Lavender Rose in 1961. It stayed in production for forty-eight years.

That is a long time for a pattern to hold its place. Long enough to be wedding china for one generation and then the next. Long enough to be the set in the cabinet that nobody used for everyday, only for the good days, the days worth marking. Small pink roses in loose clusters, fine lavender-toned foliage sprays, 22-carat gold at the scalloped rim. All of it on the Montrose shape, Royal Albert's gently fluted bone china form, luminous white underneath everything.

Each pendant begins with a genuine fragment of reclaimed Royal Albert Lavender Rose china, chosen for where the roses fell and how the foliage caught the cut. Set in a hypoallergenic aluminum frame, finished in gold or silver, with a hand-formed wire bale at the top. No two are ever the same.