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Fireworks necklace with fossil coral, silver, freshwater pearls, red aventurine and Czech glass and matching hoop earrings

Fireworks necklace with fossil coral, silver, freshwater pearls, red aventurine and Czech glass and matching hoop earrings

Description

Here's a necklace that celebrates the stone! It features a novel pendant handcrafted of sterling silver and a gorgeous freeform cabachon of fossil coral. The exquisite "starburst" pattern of the fossil coral is extended into the sterling silver asymmetrical pendant through a hand-stamped design. The silver has been oxidized and hand-rubbed to accentuate the stamped design. The sumptuous peach, ivory, and brown tones of this lovely stone are carried into the custom designed beaded strand of the necklace. The pendant, about 2 3/4 inches long, dangles from the beaded strand by a handcrafted oxidized sterling silver ring. The distinctive beaded strand, about 16 inches long, features peachy red aventurine, creamy white freshwater pearls and rondelles of taupe Czech glass and textured, oxidized silverplate. The necklace closes with a graceful handcrafted hook and eye clasp of oxidized sterling silver and red aventurine. The unique styling and warm, gentle colors of this necklace make it truly unforgettable!

One photo shows the Fireworks pendant with a sterling silver chain (not included) for another look at how it can be worn. It would also look great on a neckwire or, with its dark oxidized highlights, on a black cord. The beaded strand looks elegant on its own, especially with these freshwater pearls which are of a very nice quality based on their symmetry and color.

Like all my jewelry, this necklace will arrive in one of my gift boxes of textured ivory recycled paper with a custom tag describing materials and handcrafted elements.

To make this a gift set, I'm including a complementary pair of dainty handformed sterling silver hoop earrings with handcrafted earwires, both oxidized to match the pendant and clasp.

Added on Dec 19, 2009