Chartreuse Rising LUX Car Bling Mirror Charm

Description

So, with this piece, we begin with the intrigue of chartreuse-the color (named after the liquor). The pendant is chartreuse serpentine with a center that moves; it’s free form floating inside it’s setting! The pendant, which measures 2” wide, is topped with a huge smoky quartz gorgeously faceted U.F.O shaped stone with a carat weight well exceeding 100 cts. Then, that’s where the Buddha comes in- to keep an eye on all the vampire U.F.O.-ness of it all. He’s doing such a good job isn’t he!

Sterling beads, vintage rhinestone rondelles accent and a tubular crystal bead up top finished off this exquisite piece. The round disc crystal will create heavenly rainbows where ever you decide to hang this- and remember, it’s Car Bling, but it can go anywhere you want to hang something breathtaking, eye catching and conversational!

Goddess Findings Car *Bling* Mirror Charms (c. goddess findings)

We all spend a lot of time in our cars, and it can get stressful. Treat yourself and your faithful auto to a little Goddess *bling* designed to bring you protection and beauty all in one. Made only with finest natural gemstones and sterling silver, with some gold tone, glass, crystal, or wood beads or charms, many hours go into stringing and restringing each piece so as to arrive at a strand that is balanced, and harmonious. After all, the beads must be happy together to work their magic

Result: Each piece is completely unique and no two are the same!

First appearing in 1764, and adapted from an elixir, Chartreuse is a green liquor made by monks (a lot of liquor is made by monks have you noticed that?). Oh Chartreuse has QUITE a history…for example- in Poppy Z. Brite's novel "Lost Souls", Chartreuse serves almost as an accessory to the main characters', the vampires' New Orleans revelry.

Total length on the charm is 12” including the 6” tiger tail loop designed to thread the charm up and over the mirror. Once secure, the charm will dangle about 5 1/4”, the perfect length so as to clear most dashboards when swinging.

Added on Aug 15, 2009