Showing posts with label Upcycled Necklace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Upcycled Necklace. Show all posts
Tuesday, 6 October 2015
1960s Vintage Jewelry~~~October 5, 2015
My white upcycled necklace with pendant is a vintage 1960's plastic
beaded necklace I updated with a brass flower pendant. The flower is
centered with 12mm (1/2") pearl rhinestone. This is subtly elegant piece
of jewelry. I LOVE it! Definitely one of my favorite pieces.
Sunday, 4 October 2015
Blue Upcycled Necklace with Pendant....4 October 2015
Blue Upcycled Necklace with Pendant
The silk cording is knotted between the beads for a tough of glamour.
The glass teardrop shaped pendant is royal blue, green, light blue and very very smooth & shiny. I love it!
The vintage necklace is rated GREAT (no damage or faults, no need of repair, presentable and wearable) on the grading scale. The plastic beads are blue. The piece is 25 1/2" continuous with a 2 3/4" pendant.
The length of the necklace is called Matinee. A typical matinee necklace will lay at or just below the center of the bust. The pendant will add 2 3/4" to this. You can wear this piece with a turtleneck, collared shirt, or a boat neckline (to name a few).
https://www.etsy.com/listing/247490481/blue-upcycled-necklace-with-pendant?ref=listings_manager_grid
Wednesday, 1 April 2015
WORDLESS WEDNESDAY...Our latest pieces
Ok, almost wordless. Here are some pictures from my shop with the link. At the end, I will ask a question. Send me a message at Etsy ( Silverpennyartisans.etsy.com ) with the correct answer and I will send you back a coupon code for 50% off any single item from my shop.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/204367489/boho-turquoise-and-lime-green-necklace?
https://www.etsy.com/listing/200743190/boho-caribbean-summer-necklace-caribbean?
https://www.etsy.com/listing/200756463/blue-bubblegum-rope-long-blue-necklace?
The question: What is the one (1) thing all of these pieces have in common?
https://www.etsy.com/listing/171531450/bohemian-blue-glass-cross-necklace?

The question: What is the one (1) thing all of these pieces have in common?
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