DESCRIPTION
Swarovski and Minecraft have teamed up to bring the whimsical charm of the Overworld to life. Inspired by one of the cutest mobs, this Pig figurine is made from full-cut crystals to replicate Minecraft’s iconic blocky style. The beloved pig is the perfect companion: adorable and happy to give players a ride, if tempted with a carrot on a stick. The figurine features 308 facets as well as the pig’s signature, irresistible eyes. Gift it to the Minecraft players in your life so they can always have a blocky friend by their side. The pig can also be paired with the other characters from the Swarovski Minecraft collection. Decoration object. Not a toy. Not suitable for children under 15. Bring the wonder of Swarovski Crystals to your Minecraft world with a special in-game wearable. When you purchase a figurine from the Minecraft x Swarovski collection, you’ll receive a crystallised Character Creator item, personalised with the Swarovski Swan emblem. The packaging has a QR code that you can scan to make your Minecraft adventures shine brighter.
- Article no.: 5701273
- Size: 4.9 x 4 x 8 cm
- Copyright: TM & © Mojang AB
- Material: Crystals
- Colour: Pink
- Collection: Minecraft
SHIPPING AND RETURNS
Orders placed from Monday to Friday by 5 pm AEST will be processed and shipped the following business day. Orders placed on weekends and public holidays will be processed and shipped two business days later. No deliveries are made on weekends or public holidays.
Standard delivery time: 3-7 Business days after processing and shipping
Express delivery time: 1-2 business days after processing and shipping
Forever Jewellery's top priority is to satisfy all its customers. You may return items ordered online and thereby withdraw from the sales contract up to 30 days after their receipt (with the exception of Gift Cards).
For any faulty items, we can ship towards respected brands to get it repairs, fix or examined. For any following questions, don't be afraid to contact us on Facebook, Instagram, Email, Phone or instore.
