Mermaid Readers Brooch/Pendant/Shelfie
Mermaid Readers Brooch/Pendant/Shelfie
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Please note that this is a Pre-Order design. Please allow up to 4 weeks for your designs to be made before being shipped.
Size: Approx. 5.8cm x 7cm
About: I love the idea of merpeople lounging about in the sea, among the coral and kelp, lazily reading the days away. Melusina (hair of purples & blues) and Viviane (hair of pink fairy floss) are able to be worn as a brooch, pendant or displayed free-standing on your home library shelves.
Variations of colour & pattern in some acrylics makes each piece unique and individual.
Brooch: A 40mm roller-pin brooch horizontally placed across the middle back for secure pinning.
Designed & hand-made by Jemina Venter
Design & Illustration © Fictional Alchemy 2026
Unless otherwise stated in the listing above.
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Designs Marked as Pre-Order: Please allow 6-8 weeks for processing before shipping.
In-Stock Designs: Please allow 3-5 days for processing before shipping.
Any designs that fall outside of these time-frames, e.g. Event Pickup, will be specified in the listing above.
Care
Care
Jewellery: Your Fictional Alchemy piece is a wearable piece of art, and a fragile one. Please don't drop it; acrylic can snap if dropped on a hard surface. Most of our designs are hand-painted and don't take kindly to water. Don't get them wet. Don't feed them after midnight. (That last one is negotiable.. unless it's a mogwai :p) If you need to clean your acrylic jewellery, gently use a soft cloth.
Each of my designs are made from scratch here at Fictional Alchemy HQ. From the initial sketching of the design, choosing the perfect acrylics, before laser cutting and assembly here in my home studio, North of Brisbane. Our pieces use high quality surgical steel and stainless steel parts & chains. As each design is handmade, like a little piece of wearable or usable art, your creation may vary in some ways including variations in the acrylic patterning, and colour print variation from what you see on your screens.
