Farfalla Belt Green
The Farfalla belt pays homage to the ethereal beauty and lightness of butterflies. Featuring a sleek design with a 24K gold overlay brass butterfly and mounted on supple green suede, this belt is as light as it is easy to wear. Whether threaded through belt loops at the hips or cinched over a dress or shirt at the waist, it adds a touch of elegance and charm to any outfit.
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Material: 24K gold overlay brass buckle embellished with Swarovski rhinestones mounted on green suede
The Designer
Sonia Petroff
Sonia Petroff was a highly respected accessories designer in the 1960s, 70s and 80s. A Bulgarian aristocrat who fled the country during WWII, Sonia eventually settled in Rome where she designed for Valentino, Balmain and Nina Ricci, among others, as well as for her own private clients. Taking inspiration from nature and the Mediterranean, mythological symbolism and art history, Sonia produced her jewellery and accessory designs through local Roman artisans and sent pieces to the jet-set and beau monde from Buenos Aires to London. Her bold, joyful designs echoed her own approach to vivacious and adventurous living.
In 2017, Sonia’s archive of designs passed to her niece by marriage, Maria Leoni-Sceti. Maria spent over a year sifting through Sonia’s prototypes and sketches, photographing and cataloguing the archive. Taking inspiration from this treasure trove, Maria went on a search for new Italian artisans who could recreate the vintage beauty of the archival pieces, finding a handful of small artisan studios in Italy who produce the brand’s pieces today. Maria relaunched the brand Sonia Petroff in 2018 and continues to drive and curate the bold and aesthetic vision of the brand.
Shipping & Returns
Ships from Store
- Dispatched within 24 hours
- UK orders: duties & taxes included
- For orders being delivered outside the UK, applicable duties and taxes are calculated at checkout based on shipping country
Made to Order
- Made to Order items are dispatched directly from the designer and typically take 1-2 weeks
- Applicable duties and taxes are calculated at checkout based on the combination of designer and shipping country
- If we cannot meet the required dispatch window we will confirm a date with you before commencing the order
- Most made-to-order items are returnable unless stated otherwise
Returns
- To register a return either click on the Return & Exchange Form at the bottom or within my orders section in my account within 7 days of your delivery.
- Client covers return shipping; we recommend using a tracked service
- Returned pieces should arrive back with us within 30 days of your original delivery.
- London store drop off is accepted.
- Product refunds are processed within 24 hours of receiving the item back in original condition
- Earrings and Fine Jewellery are non‑refundable
The Designer
Sonia Petroff
Sonia Petroff was a highly respected accessories designer in the 1960s, 70s and 80s. A Bulgarian aristocrat who fled the country during WWII, Sonia eventually settled in Rome where she designed for Valentino, Balmain and Nina Ricci, among others, as well as for her own private clients. Taking inspiration from nature and the Mediterranean, mythological symbolism and art history, Sonia produced her jewellery and accessory designs through local Roman artisans and sent pieces to the jet-set and beau monde from Buenos Aires to London. Her bold, joyful designs echoed her own approach to vivacious and adventurous living.
In 2017, Sonia’s archive of designs passed to her niece by marriage, Maria Leoni-Sceti. Maria spent over a year sifting through Sonia’s prototypes and sketches, photographing and cataloguing the archive. Taking inspiration from this treasure trove, Maria went on a search for new Italian artisans who could recreate the vintage beauty of the archival pieces, finding a handful of small artisan studios in Italy who produce the brand’s pieces today. Maria relaunched the brand Sonia Petroff in 2018 and continues to drive and curate the bold and aesthetic vision of the brand.
