Beyond the Shelf jewellery is crafted from sterling silver, durable for long-lasting wear, and polished for an elegant finish. Our necklaces have lightweight trace chains made with small uniform links for a dainty look. Each jewellery piece arrives safely packed in our Beyond the Shelf gift box, mounted on a handmade backing board with our original literary designs; perfect for a unique gift that looks almost as good in the box as it will on you.
This piece is inspired by William Shakespeare's As You Like It.
Why not pair this with our Dagger earrings, inspired by Shakespeare’s Macbeth.
Or take a look at our Les Misérables print for some theatre inspired decor.
Product Details
Sizing and Materials
- Chain and masks charm are made from stamped 925 sterling silver
- Chain measures 45cm (18 inches)
- Masks charm measures 15mm x 12mm
- Hypoallergenic
Beyond the Shelf jewellery is made from sterling silver which means you may want to go the extra mile to take care of your purchase. We will include guidance on caring for your necklace with the item, but if you have any questions in the meantime, do get in touch.
Packaging and Delivery
- Presented in our Beyond the Shelf Gift Box with anti-tarnish strip for protection
- Mounted on our original literary design backing board, with quote “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players”
- Please see our Delivery Information for shipping times, costs, and free delivery offers.
- All items dispatched within 1 – 3 working days in protective sustainable packaging.
- Dedicated customer support with replies to all queries within 24 hours.
The Story
Take to the stage with our theatre necklace inspired by Shakespeare. Crafted from sterling silver, this is a perfect book themed necklace for fans of the Bard or Broadway. This necklace represents the Ancient Greek Muses, Thalia and Melpomene, more commonly known as comedy and tragedy.
While a perfect gift for theatre students, drama teachers or writers, there’s nothing stopping you from getting it for yourself. After all, as Shakespeare says, “all the world’s a stage” so who knows what part you will play nor what the muses have in store!
