Made this necklace this past week, consisting of hammered brass wire and oxidized sterling silver chain inspired by a lot of Art Deco prints I was looking up on Pinterest. It still needs a few adjustments, like opening the loops on the chain to provide a better slide and possibly shortening the longer piece to accommodate the most common necklines I wear. I am such a stickler about fit even when it comes to jewelry, something I think many people don't acknowledge often. (Nothing bothers me more then when a clasp is heavier than the pendant and it pulls at the back of your neck!) Regardless of the few adjustments needed, I am in love with this piece and am brainstorming different configurations, shapes and patterns. How stunning would this be translated into another piece:
(image from Flickr)
Friday, June 17, 2016
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
for June babies
Happy birthday June babies! June babies get to boast about having 3 birthstones to choose from: alexandrite, moonstone and pearl. As I was looking up options to feature of any of the three, I came across this INCREDIBLE Art Nouveau pearl pendant, and the decision made itself! Here's the description from Christie's: "BY GEORGES FOUQUET - The fire opal drop, set within an opalescent and blue cloisonné enamel winged cap, to the blue cloisonné enamel and rose-cut diamond scrolled trim, enhanced by a pearl, suspended by a blue enamel bail, mounted in 18k gold, circa 1900." There are literally no words to describe how I feel about this stunning masterpiece!
Labels:
antique,
birthstone,
necklace
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