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Brown and red leather keyring with wooden bead detail
€295
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Brown and blue leather keyring with wooden bead detail
€295
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Purple leather keyring with Marni Mending
€250
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Red and purple wool crochet keyring
€295
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Blue tan and yellow paper raffia flower keyring
€295
Pink tan and orange paper raffia flower keyring
€295
Pink leather animal alphabet charm
€277 - Discounted Price €395 - Original Price -30%
Green long-hair animal alphabet charm
€277 - Discounted Price €395 - Original Price -30%
Brown suede animal alphabet charm
€277 - Discounted Price €395 - Original Price -30%
Black and white raffia-effect animal alphabet charm
€277 - Discounted Price €395 - Original Price -30%
Blue leather animal alphabet charm
€277 - Discounted Price €395 - Original Price -30%
Green micro tote bag charm
€195
Pink micro tote bag charm
€195
Blue micro tote bag charm
€195
Red enamel Marni Symbol double hook charm
€250
Red enamel Marni Symbol charm
€195
Palladium-plated keyring
€90
Gold-plated keyring
€90
Pink leather keyring with Marni Mending
€250
Brown leather keyring with Marni Mending
€193 - Discounted Price €275 - Original Price -30%
Yellow leather keyring with Marni Mending
€193 - Discounted Price €275 - Original Price -30%
Brown leather keyring with wolf's tooth charms
€207 - Discounted Price €295 - Original Price -30%
Brown leather keyring with wolf's tooth charm
€235 - Discounted Price €335 - Original Price -30%

WOMEN'S BAG CHARMS AND KEYRINGS

The charm and the keyring begin from a similar point, yet move in different directions. One suggests ornament, the other function, and between them a space opens where meaning is not fixed. In leather, metal, or woven raffia, each piece develops through material contrast: soft surfaces paired with polished hardware, irregular forms held by precise hooks or rings. Animal figures, miniature bags, enamel symbols, and plated keyrings coexist without hierarchy, forming a fragmented vocabulary rather than a single narrative. The keyring introduces a subtle discipline. Its circular form, often in gold or palladium tones, holds and organizes, while the charm resists containment, shifting with movement and touch. In use, they negotiate between gesture and necessity. Attached to a bag or carrying keys in the hand, they transform small daily actions into something more attentive, where utility and expression remain deliberately unresolved.