The mystery of the missing Paris catwalk necklace
Craftsman Malcolm Morris had made the silver jewellery, which features a taxidermy butterfly mounted behind a rock crystal dome as its centrepiece, for a friend who offered it to designer Alexander McQueen, who later to become the head of French fashion house Givenchy.
The one-off piece, created in 1994, was transported to Paris 鈥� and then went missing.
Now Sarah Burns-Collins, who has worked with Mr Morris for decades, is appealing for more information as she puts together a 50-year retrospective on the craftsman's work. Sarah spoke to Rima Ahmed about the disappearance.
Image Credit: Gold Lark Jewellery
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