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Founded in 2018, Lundholm is a Dutch family business run by a mother and her three daughters. Inspired by Scandinavian design values and Swedish minimalism, our collections focus on simplicity, quality, beautiful forms and timeless elegance. We create high-quality leather goods and premium jewellery designed for everyday life. Our jewellery is waterproof, hypoallergenic and made with durable materials. Every piece reflects our love for refined details, thoughtful design and lasting quality.
Netherlands
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They make it look like they sell high-quality, expensive Scandinavian jewelry, but it’s actually cheap and poorly made. The stones started falling out almost immediately. Definitely not worth the money. Very disappointing quality.
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