*Virtual Trunk Show* Judith Leiber Couture Cherries Sweetheart

*VIRTUAL TRUNK SHOW*
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The Cherries Sweetheart clutch is ideal for any playful, free-spirited soul who isn’t afraid to make a striking statement. Shaped like a pair of dazzling cherries, this captivating bag shimmers with radiant red crystals. A lush green crystal leaf and gleaming brass handle lend an extra dash of elegance, making the silhouette impossible to ignore. Perfect for adding a colorful pop to your look, the clutch promises to elevate your style. Thoughtfully designed with two separate compartments for your essentials, the Cherries Sweetheart clutch blends everyday practicality with show-stopping flair. It is a guaranteed conversation piece, bringing bold personality to any occasion. Handcrafted in Italy, the clutch is set to become a treasured keepsake, bringing a vibrant splash of color and lively vibe to every event.

Features:

• Judith Leiber Couture Cherries Sweetheart

• Crystal adorned novelty handbag

• Metallic leather lined interior

• Champagne toned metal hardware

• Crystal inset push down closure

• Molded cherry stem handle with inset crystal leaf

• Judith Leiber Couture Collector's Edition Nameplate

• Exterior Dimensions: 8" L x 9" H x 3.5" D / 20.5cm L x 23cm H x 9cm

• Capacity: 7.12" 5 L x 4.25" H x 3.5" D / 18cm L x 11cm H x 9cm D

• Handle Drop: 6" / 15cm

• Handle Opening: 3" / 7.5cm

• Made in Italy

Sold Exclusively on the Monterey Peninsula at Augustina’s Designer Boutique in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California.

History of Judith Leiber Couture:

Judith Leiber Couture is a true iconic American brand. Synonymous with luxury, style, and sophistication, each piece is handcrafted with flawless elegance and detail. Nearly every First Lady, since its start in 1963, has carried one of these custom-made Judith Leiber bags to the U.S. Presidential Inauguration ceremonies. Minaudieres from the collection are also part of the permanent design collections at The Smithsonian Institute in Washington, The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and the Los Angeles Museum of Art.