Edgar Degas Ballet Medallion Necklace – Glass & Brass Art Pendant | DressCon

Wear a little piece of the museum.

This large oval Edgar Degas ballet medallion turns the delicate world of Degas’ dancers into a piece of wearable art. Each pendant measures approximately 40 × 30 mm (4 × 3 cm), with the chosen artwork protected beneath clear glass and set in an antique-style brass setting.

Created for ballet lovers, dancers, art collectors and anyone drawn to 19th-century painting, this is more than a tiny charm: the generous 40 × 30 mm format gives the artwork enough space to remain visible and expressive, almost like a miniature framed painting.

Choose Your Degas Artwork

Choose your preferred Edgar Degas painting from the available designs shown in the product images. If the artwork is shown with a number, add that number to your order note at checkout. If needed, you can also contact DressCon after ordering to confirm your choice.

Two Options

Medallion Only – 40 × 30 mm glass and brass art pendant, without chain.

Medallion + 50 cm Chain – the same Degas medallion supplied with a matching 50 cm necklace, ready to wear.

Gift Box Included

Every medallion arrives in its own DressCon botanical presentation box. The gift-ready packaging shown in the photographs is included with your order, so no additional wrapping is necessary.

Details

• Artist: Edgar Degas
• Subject: ballet dancers / ballerinas
• Medallion size: approx. 40 × 30 mm / 4 × 3 cm
• Materials: glass and brass
• Shape: oval
• Finish: antique-style brass
• Necklace option: 50 cm matching chain
• DressCon botanical gift box included
• Made and assembled in Italy

For Ballet & Art Lovers

A distinctive Degas necklace and ballerina gift for ballet dancers, ballet teachers, art students, art historians, museum lovers and admirers of French Impressionism. It also makes an unusual art lover gift, museum-inspired necklace or romantic piece of wearable art.

Care

To preserve the glass and brass finish, avoid prolonged contact with water, perfume, creams and cleaning products. Remove before showering, swimming or sleeping.

A painting. A medallion. A tiny museum piece made to be worn.

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