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Jarvs Specs Necklace by Letizia Rossi


Inspired by the iconic government-issue spectacles worn by Pulp front man Jarvis Cocker, the Jarvs Specs Necklace is both an on-trend accessory and a fitting tribute to the Brit-pop star. London-based jewelry designers Tatty Devine created the Jarvs Specs necklace as one of a series of eyeglass-themed baubles including a cat-eyed version and a pair created for artists Gilbert & George.
Available from Tatty Devine's online shop for £35.
Also on Cool Hunting Tatty Devine Piano Keys Necklace.
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