Pendants

Silver Pendants: The First Jewelry That Speaks Since 1897

Discover the fascinating silver pendant collection from Blondi, the historic Modena jewelry store that since 1897 has selected the finest brands to offer jewelry that tells stories and transmits emotions. Our pendants are created to be collected, personalized and matched to every style, transforming each piece of jewelry into a unique and personal message.

Dodo: The Revolutionary Jewelry That Speaks

Dodo, born in 1995 from a "revolutionary concept," represents "the first jewelry that speaks." In the large Dodo family, inspired by animals, each pendant "says something" - it can be a message of love or friendship, witty or autobiographical, that helps the wearer express their most precious feelings.

Dodo is an "open jewel" that's unisex and multigenerational, allowing you to create your own custom jewelry by choosing from various collection elements. It's often the "first jewelry" for boys and girls, who over time collect new pendants and new messages to tell their story.

Dodo pendants are good luck charms, symbols of moments to remember and tools for expressing the most precious feelings. The brand believes that authenticity is the most precious aspect of each of us.

Chantecler: Mediterranean Elegance

Refined 925 silver bells that embody the Capri spirit of the brand. Models range from Maxi to Micro versions, embellished with colored enamels in pink, turquoise, yellow and brown shades.

The collection features designs inspired by Mediterranean nature with bells dedicated to four-leaf clovers, charming teddy bears, little fish and the romantic "Forget-me-not," each with their own symbolic and distinctive chromatic meaning.

Secure Shopping and Free Shipping

Shop online with complete security using credit card, bank transfer, PayPal or cash on delivery payments. For all orders in Italy over €50, shipping is free. Blondi's experience of over 125 years in the goldsmith art guarantees the quality and authenticity of every silver pendant, where "emotions have proven to be an international language."