This necklace was made from a Peroni Beer bottle. I embellished alternative beads to get a nice contrast in the beads. I love the beautiful colour of the Peroni glass.
Oh, I thought you might like to know that I have put some jewellery in my Etsy shop on sale! I am still experimenting with what works in the shop, and so I thought I would clear some old work out before I loaded the new jewellery. Enjoy.
A few people asked me what the asymmetrical necklaces looked like on, so I took some photos of them. The beads at the bottom of the necklace seem to lengthen it even more. Having said that, the necklaces are made with sterling silver chain to clasp into, so you can wear it longer or shorter, it’s up to you. I tend to wear it longer at the moment, but that’s just because of the dresses I am wearing.
These are some of my favourite necklaces in the exhibition. I love the length of them, they sit beautifully with a lot of the clothes I am wearing at the moment. A bit longer than usual, and that’s just perfect. There are so many great beads in these necklaces, but I tried to stay true to the colour of the bottle, without too much decoration.
I delivered all of the jewellery to Gallery M yesterday, and I can’t wait to go back on Friday 20th February to see it all set up. That is the night of the exhibition opening. Hope to see you there!
Oh, I do love this necklace! I tried it on last night, and it’s stunning. The blue is so vivid. I have made a similar style of necklace in the past (in red), but this time I have used small round beads all the way around the necklace, and it really completes the look.
I made the beads from a Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc Beer bottle. It is similar in colour to the Skyy Vodka bottles I have used in the past, but slightly more intense.
You can find this one in the Resonate exhibition at Gallery M. It is priced at $125 (AUD). There are earrings to match.