Hermes
Hermès Kelly Pochette Noir Black Box Leather with Gold Hardware
$23,950.00
In the realm of unparalleled luxury, the Hermès Kelly Pochette, masterfully crafted from the illustrious and rare Hermès Box leather, stands as a beacon of timeless elegance. This leather, curated from the finest calfskin and honed through the traditional box tanning method, gifts the clutch a distinctive sheen and structured silhouette akin to the iconic Kelly and Birkin. Produced in limited quantities, Box leather is not only highly desirable but has also achieved a collectible status among connoisseurs. While it boasts resilience and longevity, its refined surface calls for delicate care. The Pochette, beyond its sheer beauty, serves as a symbol of opulence and distinction, revered by global style luminaries and esteemed as a transcendent heirloom piece in the ever-evolving world of fashion.
Featured with the JaneFinds Mariner Link Crossbody Chain with converter, this exceptional pochette promises to be an essential accessory, available for your collection. Part of the JaneFinds Accessories Collection.
Color: Black
Hardware: Gold
Collection: 2008
Material: Box Leather
Condition: Excellent
22 w x 13 h x 6 d cm
8.7" w x 5.1" h x 2.35" d
The term "hardware" refers to the metallic parts of the bag, such as the buckle hardware, base studs, lock and keys and/or strap, which are plated with a colored finish (e.g. gold, silver, palladium). The terms refer to the tone or color of the hardware and not the actual material used. If hardware is composed of precious solid metals this will be referenced in the description.
Store Fresh
No indication of wear, all plastic on hardware, never worn, essentially as new.
Pristine
Little to no indication of handling, usually with all plastic on hardware and most likely never worn.
Excellent
Very minor evidence of handling.
Very Good
Evidence of wear and handling, with no major flaws.
Good
Moderate wear and is fully functional.
Fair
Moderate wear and has condition issues that may or may not be repairable.
