The photo does not do justice to the deep burgundy rusty red of The Tibetan beads. If you look closely these beads have a crackled finish. The beautiful large turquoise pieces are olive green and blue green, shot with black and dark brown veins. A perfect contrasted color scheme. The vermeil is silver washed with 24 caret gold. I purchased the vermeil a long time ago. Now it would be too expensive to use.
The Tibetan beads were found in a wholesale bead store in New York City. They were on sale and no one was buying them. I was thrilled to have a chance to own beads from Tibet, and I purchased as many as I could. I use them sparingly. This is the second necklace I have made from my Tibetan cache.
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Saturday, January 22, 2011
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Handmade Designer Necklace Made From Tibetan Agate and Sterling Silver
This necklace is one of my favorite creations. I love wearing it. It enlivens black and goes with many colors as long as the tone is the same strength as the tone of the colors in the necklace. The beads are from Tibet and are agate. The striped beads are an off white and I am told they are smoked to make the stripe. The mustard and rust beads are mottled .
For questions or comments about this necklace, use the comments section below or the one on necklacesbyadner.com. More information about this necklace can be found on necklacesbyadner.com.
For questions or comments about this necklace, use the comments section below or the one on necklacesbyadner.com. More information about this necklace can be found on necklacesbyadner.com.
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