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Piece of the Week: Larkspur & Hawk’s Lady Jane Pendant
Designed for a cause, the elegant piece benefits Planned Parenthood.

What makes a beautiful jewel shine brighter? When it benefits a cause the designer feels passionately about.
Larkspur & Hawk’s new “Lady Jane” pendant is just such a piece of jewelry.
Designer Emily Satloff, concerned about threats to women’s reproductive rights, asked Katie Danziger, Planned Parenthood New York City Board Chair and longtime friend, how she could help.
Thus, the Lady Jane pendant was born, with all proceeds of the $650 piece going to PPNYC. Satloff also donated 20 percent of all online sales Sept. 5 (the day Lady Jane launched) through Sept. 12 to the organization.
The pendant is designed in Larkspur & Hawk's signature quatrefoil style; a pear-shaped white quartz overlays a bright magenta foil and is set on a 14-karat yellow gold chain, accented with rhodium plating.
It’s for sale on LarkspurandHawk.com.
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