You might want to take a gorgeous piece of miniaturized gothic architecture everywhere you go - this pendant will grace your neck with airy, medieval beauty and is sure to attract many second looks and compliments.

The pattern on the top brass layer is based on a drawing of the rose window at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Salinas, Ca. It's one of my favourite windows in existence, and it is paired with a raised impression of the rose window of the Rouen Cathedral in France.

The top layer is polished brass with many tiny cutouts. The base layer is roll printed sterling silver and it is all joined together with silver tube rivets. Every component is handmade with precision and care. The brass is sealed with two layers of lacquer to prevent oxidation.

The chain is a 17" shiny black base metal snake chain with a 1 1/2" extender. You will also receive a 16" black rubber cord necklace if you wish to dress it down a bit. The chain threads through the space made by the rivets, and you can change the orientation of the design by threading through one or two rivets.

Please scroll through all photos to get and idea of scale.