¡Viva la Frida! is a storytelling trio of charms celebrating the traditionally celebrated death anniversary of renowned artist Frida Kahlo, who passed away 70 years ago.
Viva la Frida, is a beautifully crafted trio of charms that celebrate the life and legacy of the legendary artist Frida Kahlo, marking 70 years since her passing. Rooted in the tradition of honouring life through death, this collection tells Frida's story in an intimate and vibrant way.
At the heart of the collection is a hand-engraved wax seal emblazoned with the word ¡VIVA! — a joyful, defiant exclamation in Spanish that is a tribute to Frida's unyielding spirit.
This celebratory motif echoes Jessica's Letters of Note campaign, continuing her passion for telling stories through meaningful symbols. It's a personal connection to Frida that will resonate with every art and jewellery enthusiast.
Inspired by Frida’s floral hair bouquet and in homage to Mexico, Jessica has designed this limited edition charm set with symbolic stones to commemorate Frida Kahlo's life and her losses.
Jessica has loved delving into Frida's letters that she wrote to Diego Rivera and the 'la Frida' engraving at the reverse of the charm has been inspired by her hand-writing within these love letters.
Jessica has chosen to represent her story through a hand engraved wax seal with the word VIVA, in Spanish exclamations, as a way of celebrating death by shouting about life, and is a nod to her ‘Letters of Note’ campaign.
Jessica has loved delving into Frida's letters that she wrote to Diego Rivera and the 'la Frida' engraving at the reverse of the charm has been inspired by her hand-writing within these love letters.
This 9ct seal has been adorned by a trio of colours around the seal, faceted red (garnet) white (diamond) and emerald (green) to symbolise the Mexican flag and her patriotism. She was so patriotic, she claimed she was born in 1910 so that her birth date would coincide and be associated with the start of the Mexican Revolution!
Jessica has loved delving into Frida's letters that she wrote to Diego Rivera and the 'la Frida' engraving at the reverse of the charm has been inspired by her hand-writing within these love letters.
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