
This is a pendant I made a few months ago and then made a necklace to hang it off of... Pendant "stone" is cobalt blue beach glass chunk, it looks like it may have been the bottom of an old
Alkaseltzer bottle... but I liked the color and wrapped a copper setting for it with a little
Lapis bead in one of the top swirls. The necklace part is copper beads and coils, Cats eye
laser optic beads, blue freshwater pearls, (dyed, but still beautiful)
Sodalite beads and
simulent "moonstone" chip beads. The S clasp has the " moonstone" chips, tiny copper beads and one big blue pearl.
One of the frustrations I have with this style of
wire work is that the pendant is very three
dimensional and it never looks as good in a picture as it really is... that or I just take lousy pictures!

A full veiw... Oh and I forgot, the bale is a three strand wire woven. :)
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