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.
CUTE SPARKLE. This accessory by Swarovski is inspired by the iconic red swan. The scarlet crystals of the swan’s body represent fire and refract incoming light. Its gold-tone plated beak and chain complete the design. This timelessly beautiful bag charm complements any bag or key ring, adding that special touch of brilliant sparkle.
PAINTIAGE APPROACH. Swarovski crystal settings come to life through our proprietary techniques such as Paintiage, which lend an ultra-precise quality to work done by hand. Our attention to detail ensures that each and every piece will always be made of the highest quality. This expertise is infused in every step of the creative process, from initial design sketches through assembly.
CARING FOR YOUR CRYSTAL. This Swarovski Accessory should be handled with extra care. 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.
AUTHENTIC GLAMOUR. Add sparkle to your favorite bags with diamond-like crystals that only Swarovski could produce. As an authorized dealer, all Swarovski items ordered through Lijo Décor comes with a verification code that you can use to authenticate your order. You can order with confidence of getting an original Swarovski.
SWAROVSKI'S CREATIVE STYLE. From inspiration brief to collection launch, Swarovski’s creative process is uniquely prolific. With a focus on trend curation, design, and meaningful branding, every piece tells a story and embodies over 120 years of mastered craftsmanship. The continuous evolution of material and technique makes Swarovski the leader of crystal cut creations.
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.