Onyx Vortex Crystal Top
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For bold souls, this architectural circle top features a gunmetal ring dripping with jet-black crystals. The mesh paneling and asymmetric cut deliver runway-ready drama.
Description:
Unleash your inner rebel with the Onyx Vortex Crystal Top, where gothic glamour meets avant-garde edge. This architectural statement piece features a gunmetal-plated vortex ring dripping with 48 jet-black Swarovski crystals, suspended over a sleek mesh bodice with structured boning for a sculpted silhouette. The asymmetric neckline and open-back design exude runway-worthy drama, while the latex-free lining ensures all-night comfort. Perfect for high-fashion events, editorial shoots, or nights when you want to own the room.
Why It’s Iconic:
Instant Atmosphere – Transforms any look into a dark fantasy
Photographer’s Dream – Crystals refract light moodily in low-light settings
Beyond the Club – Layer under blazers or leather trenches for daytime edge
| Material |
Wood |
|---|---|
| Height |
79.5 cm |
| Length |
46.5 cm |
1 review for Onyx Vortex Crystal Top
Delivery Policy
At FinalTasks Jewelry, we ensure your precious orders reach you safely and swiftly. All orders are processed within 24-48 hours (excluding weekends/holidays), with customized pieces (like engravings) taking an additional 3-5 days. We offer standard shipping (3-5 business days, free on orders over (Rs 2,000) and express delivery (1-2 business days for Rs 150 extra). For international customers, delivery takes 7-10 business days, though customs fees may apply.
Where We Deliver
We currently deliver to all major cities including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and Peshawar, with expanding coverage to smaller towns. For urgent deliveries or special requests, please contact our customer care at [support@finaltasks.com]. During peak seasons like Eid or Valentine's, slight delays may occur - we appreciate your understanding. Our team ensures every piece arrives in perfect condition, ready to adorn you or your loved ones with brilliance.
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