Small Jardinia Hairpins

$225

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This floral silhouette was inspired by the ultra-romantic elements of Pre-Raphaelite paintings. The Jardinia Hair Pins are a set of three, handmade in our Brooklyn studio from laser-cut silk chiffon flowers. This bouquet speaks volumes on its own, but for more drama, try wearing multiple sets at once, or pairing with the Primavera Hair Pins.

The Small Jardinia Hair Pins are a set of three, handmade in New York of silk, on a steel hair pin, designed to stay firmly in place, once other pins have the hairstyle securely fastened. We recommend treating each pin as you would a piece of jewelry, and storing in the dust bag when not in use. Avoid contact with water, perfume, and other chemicals, including hairspray, which should be used before placement in the hair.

Ground shipping is free on all U.S. orders over $150 and on all other international orders over $350. 2-Day and Overnight shipping is available for domestic orders at checkout. Most orders ship within 3-5 business days. Returns must be requested within 14 days of receiving your order. Learn more about shipping and returns.

Hair in Bloom

To create the perfect balance of a statement look with delicate details, mix our Large and Small Jardinia Pins to create a flower-crown-effect that is completely customizable.

Launched in 2005 all of our pieces are made by hand in New York

Following studies in sculpture and art history, Jennifer Behr went on to create one of fashion’s pioneering luxury hair accessories brands.

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Following studies in sculpture and art history, Jennifer Behr went on to create one of fashion’s pioneering luxury hair accessories brands.

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We firmly believe in safe and sustainable business practices.

Conscious of waste, our production team only makes what we need, and no more—at the end of each year our obsolete inventory usually fits in one shoebox.

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Conscious of waste, our production team only makes what we need, and no more—at the end of each year our obsolete inventory usually fits in one shoebox.

learn more about the studio