In 1891, Daniel Swarovski’s vision was to create “a diamond for everyone”. He invented an electric machine that cut more accurately than ever before, marking the beginning of a new era for crystal. From American jazz halls to Parisian couture houses, dresses dripped with beads and Swarovski crystals, reflecting the excitement of the 1920s.
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SWEET SPARKLE. The Frog Prince by Swarovski is a charming collectable with a smiling face and friendly jet black eyes. It is made from sparkling crystals with 245 facets that reflect incoming light beautifully. The figurine holds a rose-colored crystal heart in its hand, while the crown shines with a golden shadow effect.
COLLECTIBLE PIECE. Made with love for lovers. Measuring 1 1/4 x 1 3/8 x 1 3/8 inches, this is a decorative object. Not a toy. Not suitable for children under 15.
ELEGANT GIFT. Show your family and friends how much you appreciate them by giving them a stylish Swarovski product that lasts. Renowned all over the world for its premium cut crystals, your gift will earn praises and will surely be appreciated. Perfect present for birthday, anniversary, house warming party, Christmas and all other occasions.
CARING FOR CRYSTAL FIGURINES. Swarovski jewelries and figurines have a magical sparkle. To keep your crystals shine and glimmer, make sure to polish your product carefully with a soft, lint free cloth or clean it by hand with lukewarm water. Do not soak your crystal products in water. Dry with a soft, lint free cloth to maximize brilliance. Avoid contact with harsh, abrasive materials and glass/window cleaners.
ARTISTIC BEGINNINGS. Inspired by decades of creative collaborations and expertise, Swarovski opened its first boutique in the 1980's. The world's fascination with the new brand of jewellery and crystal figurines began. And with this, a new tradition was born for collectors around the globe.
In 1891, Daniel Swarovski’s vision was to create “a diamond for everyone”. He invented an electric machine that cut more accurately than ever before, marking the beginning of a new era for crystal. From American jazz halls to Parisian couture houses, dresses dripped with beads and Swarovski crystals, reflecting the excitement of the 1920s.