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Hermès Constance Long To Go Wallet Nata with Jaune Citron Enamel Buckle The Hermès Constance Long To Go in Nata is one of the maison’s most elegant interpretations of the modern wallet-on-chain form. Crafted in luxuriously smooth leather and finished with the radiant Jaune Citron enamel “H” clasp, this piece balances quiet sophistication with a precise pop of color. Nata—Hermès’ soft, luminous cream—creates a serene canvas that allows the enamel hardware to stand out with refined brilliance. This Long To Go format offers exceptional versatility: worn crossbody, carried as a clutch, or used as a large-format wallet inside a Birkin or Kelly. The structured silhouette houses multiple card slots, a secure zip compartment, and generous internal capacity, all while maintaining the Constance family’s unmistakable architectural lines. Presented in 1 – Pristine condition and stamped 2025 (K), this example captures the convergence of utility, rarity, and signature Hermès artistry. Condition: 1 – Pristine Stamp: 2025, K Color: Nata with Jaune Citron Enamel Material: Leather Hardware: Palladium with Jaune Citron Enamel “H” Clasp Dimensions: 20 × 12 × 3 cm (7.9" W × 4.7" H × 1.2" D) JaneFinds Collector’s Insight: Constance Long To Go wallets with enamel clasps—especially in sought-after neutrals like Nata—are among Hermès’ most collectible small leather goods. Jaune Citron enamel elevates this piece further, making it a standout within the often-muted Constance palette. As production volumes remain low, pristine stamped examples become long-term staples in curated collections. JaneFinds Resale Insight: The Long To Go consistently outperforms standard SLGs due to its convertible wear and association with the Constance lineage. Neutral shades paired with seasonal enamel buckles show strong and steady resale performance, particularly in new condition with full presentation. 📝 Handbag Condition Guide 📅 Hermès Date Stamp Guide 🛍️ JaneFinds Accessories 📏 Hermès Size Guide