This 21-Inch two-tone knitted natural Russian Sable scarf features a ruffled fanned-out end, elevating the elegance of this piece from minimalistic to fabulous. The natural hues of the sable contrast eachother in a way that compliments the wearer, enhancing the warmer tones of the skin, and the natural beauty of anyone that puts it on
It is without question that Sable fur is the most valuable fur in the world. Kaufmanfurs.com (2022) tells us that Sable "has historical importance for Mongolian, Roman, and similar ancient civilizations" because it was primarily reserved for royal individuals. Back then, if you had Sable fur featured in your wardrobe, even if it was just the trim, you were regarded as having a high social standing. When it comes to quality, Russian Sable remains the highest in terms of color and softness. "During the czarist times, a large portion of the imperial family’s income came from sable fur, and they only sold sable fur to other crowned heads. However, Barguzin sable, which is the finest sable, was reserved for the Russian imperial family. That was the reason why it was known as imperial or crown sable." (skandinavikfur.com; 2016)
Disclaimer: The scarf's length is measured from the back of the neck (where the scarf lays) down to the bottom edge (where the scarf hangs). It is not the total length from edge-to-edge if laid out on a flat surface
