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A clover that answers to its own name.
Everyone knows which Parisian maison owns the four-leaf-clover silhouette in the public imagination, and everyone knows what they charge for it. The search traffic around Capucine de Wulf's Berry Clover is the sound of people looking for a way into the motif that doesn't require a vault: a double-sided mother-of-pearl clover in gold-toned setting, designed by a French-born jeweler who works the shape with more warmth and less ceremony.
Double-sided is the quietly clever part. Mother of pearl shifts with light — milk-white one hour, oyster-grey the next — and a pendant finished on both faces never lands wrong when it flips, which pendants spend half their lives doing. At 18 inches it sits exactly at the neckline where a clover reads as intention rather than accident.
At $375 it is a considered purchase but not a negotiation with a spouse. The swap below keeps the mother-of-pearl serenity for a fifth of that, trading the clover for a lotus.
The piece
Capucine de Wulf — Berry Clover Mother of Pearl Double Sided Necklace, 16
Find it for less
Karma and Luck — Blossoming Spirit 6 mm Mother of Pearl Lotus Drawstring Bracelet
at Bloomingdale's
Where it goes
The sterling counterpart on this jewelry rail is the chain bracelet bought by the gram, same buy-the-material logic, different metal.
For the same neckline at a Tuesday price, the crystal pendant that works overtime is two doors down.
The mass-market answer to the same question is one framed stone on an adjustable chain.
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