Touya necklace
Interwoven chains, two shades of light. The Touya necklace combines 18-carat gold-plated brass and 925 silver in a two-tone twisted design. The links cross to create a delicate texture, with golden reflections echoing the silver's shine.
Mainland France: delivery €8.80, free from €250.
Store pickup available.
A question about this piece’s dimensions, fastening or fit? Contact our atelier.
Creation details
Its rounded line frames the neckline and adds texture to a pared-back look. With an open shirt, a jacket or an evening dress, wear Touya on its own to reveal the intricacy of its interwoven chains.
Made in Paris, France.
Details
- Materials: 18-carat gold-plated brass and 925 silver
- Colours: gold and silver
- Interwoven link chains
- Two-tone twisted design
- Rounded shape without a pendant
Care and precautions
To preserve your jewellery, avoid contact with perfume, cosmetics and chemicals. After use, clean it gently with a soft cloth and store it carefully.
Delivery and returns
In France, standard delivery costs €8.80 and is free from a cart total of €250, including books towards this threshold. Printed books retain a €3 shipping charge per order. International charges are shown at checkout.
In-stock items: preparation within 3 to 5 working days. Standard made-to-order creations: production and preparation within 7 to 10 working days before dispatch, excluding transit. Bespoke and semi-bespoke creations: lead time confirmed by the atelier before ordering.
For eligible items: notify us of withdrawal within 15 calendar days starting on the day after receipt, then send the return within 14 days. Personalised creations cannot be returned, exchanged or refunded for a change of mind. Statutory guarantees remain applicable. See our returns policy for detailed conditions.
Contact the Maison about a return or exchange
Delivery and destinations · Returns and exchanges
A question? Contact the Maison. contact@hindkroussa.com · +33 1 84 60 45 23
The story behind the name
Touya, also written Thuya or Tjuyu, recalls an ancient Egyptian woman known as Queen Tiye’s mother.