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This round sterling silver pendant measures 7/8" (22mm) in diameter and is hung on an 18" (45cm) sterling silver chain. illustration by Gemma Correll.
All jewelry is shipped in packaging worthy of gift giving.
This little pug is GOOD for you and GOOD for the planet. See my profile to learn more about the materials I use (reclaimed silver) and the process ('tis magical):
http://www.etsy.com/profile.php?user_id=5028141
The use of my photos to promote Chocolate and Steel is allowed (and encouraged) as long as the photos link to my site. Much appreciated:)
Become a fan on Facebook and be the first to see new designs:
http://www.facebook.com/ChocolateandSteel
Gift certificates available:
http://etsy.me/rFWB6k
Illustration by Gemma Correll
©2011
©2011 Christine Street
The Artist reserves all reproduction rights. No work may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever with out express, written consent of the Artist.
All jewelry is shipped in packaging worthy of gift giving.
This little pug is GOOD for you and GOOD for the planet. See my profile to learn more about the materials I use (reclaimed silver) and the process ('tis magical):
http://www.etsy.com/profile.php?user_id=5028141
The use of my photos to promote Chocolate and Steel is allowed (and encouraged) as long as the photos link to my site. Much appreciated:)
Become a fan on Facebook and be the first to see new designs:
http://www.facebook.com/ChocolateandSteel
Gift certificates available:
http://etsy.me/rFWB6k
Illustration by Gemma Correll
©2011
©2011 Christine Street
The Artist reserves all reproduction rights. No work may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever with out express, written consent of the Artist.
PUG necklace, pickles the pug, illustration by GEMMA CORRELL, eco-friendly reclaimed silver, handcrafted by Chocolate and Steel
$48.00 USD$5.00 USD Shipping from Los Angeles, California
Only 1 available
Overview
- Handmade item
- Materials: metal, sterling silver
- Made to order
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Christine Street
owner, maker, designer, curator, juggler
I started making jewelry as a hobby while working in merchandising. I always wore my own creations, and admiring customers would ask where they could buy them. This gave me the confidence to work towards building my brand. My first child was born in late 2005 and returning to long workdays was not ideal. I was...
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