Ceinture Hortensia Doré 33mm
Rose Ballet / Gris Ciment
A clean line, a bold gesture. The Hortensia belt celebrates the balance between strength and softness, like a flower carving its own path.
Soft and subtly contrasted, the Hortensia Gold Belt comes in grained Rose Ballet leather, reversible to Cement Grey. A delicate blend of powdery pink and sophisticated neutral grey, offering a perfectly balanced palette of tones.
With its 33 mm width, it defines the waist or hips with precision, bringing both structure and lightness to the silhouette. The gold-tone buckle, inspired by the hortensia flower and crafted in stainless steel, adds a refined sculptural touch, like a discreet jewel.
Adjustable to fit all body types, this belt combines softness and character, ideal for enhancing a light-toned outfit or creating contrast with deeper shades. Handmade in Italy, it reflects Fleuron’s commitment to exceptional craftsmanship in every detail.
A gracefully balanced accessory, designed to elevate your looks with elegance and subtlety.
Size 70: fits from 65 cm to 75 cm
Size 75: fits from 70 cm to 80 cm
Size 80: fits from 75 cm to 85 cm
Size 85: fits from 80 cm to 90 cm
Size 90: fits from 85 cm to 95 cm
Weight : between 100g and 120g depending on size
Material : full grain grained calf leather, buckle in stainless steel with 0.2 micron gold galvanization
Logo : gold embossed
Made in : Italy
• avoid contact with water, grease, perfumes or cosmetic products. If your bag gets wet, dab it with a soft, light-colored cloth to absorb the liquid.
• avoid prolonged exposure to heat or intense light sources.
• take care not to scratch it in contact with abrasive surfaces.
• take care not to combine it with textiles whose colors are not fixed, for example raw jeans, because the colors migrate to the leather by friction.
• do not lock it in a plastic bag, rather store it in its protective felt. Do not store it in a place that is too hot, humid or not ventilated.
Each skin is unique: color variations, small marks or veins are natural elements and should not be considered imperfections.