Green leaf necklace with star-shaped pendants on a black background
A woman wearing the Queen Anne's Lace necklace. Her décolleté is visible with the edges of her white top showing.
Green leaf necklace with star-shaped pendants on a black background
A woman wearing the Queen Anne's Lace necklace. Her décolleté is visible with the edges of her white top showing.

Queen Anne's Lace Necklace

$175.00
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  • Handmade Botanical Jewelry

Queen Anne’s Lace (Daucus carota) is a delicate wildflower composed of tiny white florets arranged in airy, lace-like umbels. Named after Queen Anne of England, who was celebrated for her lace-making skills, the flower has long been associated with elegance and craftsmanship. One enduring legend tells of a contest she held among her ladies-in-waiting to create lace as intricate as the flower itself - but none could surpass nature’s design. The bloom continues to symbolize beauty, grace, and quiet sophistication.

This elegant necklace features five circular floral clusters, each framed by finely detailed leaves. The central cluster is slightly larger, creating a natural focal point. Crystal dust adds a shimmering finish, echoing the flower’s intricate bloom.

Materials: The Queen Anne's Lace necklace is cast in hand patinated bronze, accented with enamel and finished with a crystal dust.

Measures: 18" - 20" L (adjustable); Central cluster: 1.1" L x 1.12" W

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A boutique shop interior with wooden shelves displaying jewelry, tables with jewelry trays, potted plants, a ladder, vintage suitcases, a chest of drawers, and dried lavender bundles on wooden flooring.

Botanical Jewelry by Michael Michaud

The Michael Michaud Jewelry Collection, designed by Michael Michaud, is a world renowned collection of botanical jewelry. It captures the beauty and exquisite detail of nature using soft patinas on bronze accented with pearls, beads, glass and semi-precious stones. His exacting attention to detail gives you true to nature, botanical jewelry.

About our Jewelry

Our unique jewelry is made by creating molds directly from botanical elements in a process similar to lost-wax casting. While traditional lost-wax casting begins with a hand-carved model of wax, Michael Michaud uses an actual leaf, branch or flower in place of the wax model. A mold is created around the botanical element and as it is heated the plant matter burns away and leaves behind a beautifully detailed mold of itself.

A person holds a small green plant with one hand and uses tweezers in the other hand at a workbench. Tools, wax, and scattered supplies are visible on the tabletop.
A display area with a wooden table holding jewelry, a vintage dress form, shelves with necklaces, framed art on the wall, a wooden ladder, and potted flowers on the floor and trunks, all set on a wood floor.
A middle-aged man with gray hair and glasses stands in front of a white wooden wall, wearing a black sweater and a wristwatch, with his arms crossed and a slight smile on his face.
A wooden table with potted plants and lavender bundles is in front of a display of jewelry on stands, set in wooden boxes. The backdrop reads “Michael Michaud Chelsea 2024,” with botanical decorations.
Portrait:

Michael Michaud

Artist Michael Michaud attended the Rochester Institute of Technology's prestigious school for American craftsmen, where he studied under designers Hans Christenson and Gary Griffin and became a master in the creation and manipulation of molds. After graduating in 1980, Michael Michaud continued to perfect his craft while working under jewelry designers in the New York City area.

In 1991, he found himself working in New York City's flower district and living in the beautiful Connecticut countryside - his love of the natural beauty that surrounded him began to blend with his passion for creating jewellery which lead to the birth of Michael Michaud Jewelry.

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