The Amazing Five-in-One Necklace
This fabulous piece can be worn 4 different ways as a necklace and 1 way as a bracelet. Here we see it nice and long, perfect for any outfit imaginable. There is a cool mix of black and pewter chain, painted crystal and faux pearls.
The trick is undoing the toggles in the middle of the long version to create two separate necklaces, shown here worn together to create a chunky fashion-forward look.
While wearing them together makes for a fantastically bold look, you may also wear them separately as two different pieces for a slightly simpler look, or to layer with other pieces. It is easy to see that you will get a lot of wear out of this piece.
As if 4 ways to wear this thing wasn’t enough, the longer, simpler chain is also the perfect length to wrap around your wrist to wear as a bracelet.
Lastly, for those who love gold or for those who have a special event that requires just a bit more glitz and glamour, this gorgeous accessory is also available in an antique gold and brass combo.
A long while back, I was given these elongated chandelier crystals from a friend. It took me a while to figure out what to do with them, but eventually, years later, the creative juices got flowing and THIS is what I came up with. There’s a lot going on but in an interesting way–vintage chains, super soft microfiber ribbon, rhinestone chain, vintage costume pearls, crystals…lots fun of stuff.
Here are a few different options for bridal bracelets–for yourself or someone in your wedding party. These are designs that I have made for other brides in the past, working with them to create original designs. In the case of the yellow bracelet, the ribbon used to close the piece, perfectly matches the bridesmaid’s dresses and flowers. I can work within the costs that you set for me, making the bracelets fancier or simpler as your budget allows.
This bracelet would make a nice bridesmaids bracelet, and like all of my bridal jewelry, the colours are up to you. This one has lots of little fun things like pearls, rhinestones and silver foil beads. Bridal jewelry like this is great because your wedding party will still be able to wear it for other occasions after the big event.
I made necklace in the same style as the earrings that I recently posted. Again, it’s in bridal, but it is one of those pieces with a lot of possibilities. Like the earrings, this necklace is made with pearls and natural crystal on sterling silver chain.
I am showing these little dandies in my bridal section but, truly, they could be worn with other pretty clothes for special occasions. I’m thinking pink or silver, cream…anything like that. The posts on these earrings are sterling silver and the studs are real pearl. The stones are pink pearls and natural crystal on sterling silver chain.
This necklace features a variety of vintage chains, stones and charms. Smokey agate, crystal, pyrite, a tassel and other elements layered together give this piece a bohemian feel. I love how this necklace looks with a tailored suit jacket or a baby doll dress. It is quite long and adds some leanness to flowier looking tops and dresses.
This is a very long lariat on fancy gold, textured chain. The twirly tassels are comprised on gold foil beads, faux pearls, Swarovski crystals and natural pink crystals. Wear it long or double it and wear it tied. Or connect the two ends together with the hidden clasp.
This sweet, simple little necklace features a cherry quartz drop attached to a raw brass bow on gold-filled chain. It will look quite pretty against your skin, complementing just about any outfit imaginable.
This is tow necklaces shown together. They are both on large-link silver chain, one darker than the other. The darker chained one is also about an inch and a half longer. Aside from that, they both contain disco-esque silver crystal and natural crystal stones.
While this necklace does have a disco feel to it, it is very versatile and perfect for the holidays. Add a little sparkle to your life with some glittery baubles around your neck.
This chunky bracelet is made with a variety of chain types and features a sterling silver clasp. It is so versatile and fun to wear with any outfit imaginable. My favourite part about this piece are the crystal balls with metallic paint. They give this bracelet some awesome disco ball attitude.
These cool little cameos are on vintage Japanese chain. They are vintage acrylic cameos on new brass frames. The look fantastic on their own or layered with other pieces.
Oh la la! Cute rings! These pretty little flowers are made out of brass and then hand painted in vibrant colours. The bands are brass and fully adjustable to fit any ring size.
This is actually two pieces, but I really like how they look together. The shorter one is a little vintage pendant on gold-fill chain (14k gold over sterling silver) and the longer piece is a mix of vintage brass and new gunmetal chain. The stones are painted crystal. It was a wonderfully vintage feel. I love how the blue in the pendant compliments the black chain and how all of the warm gold shades work together.
This tasseled pendant features diamond cut Ruby Fuschite on vintage brass Japanese chain, circa 1950. It may be easily worn with a variety of tops or dresses.
The chain on this necklace is fantastically vintage. It is from the 193os and features intricate twisted links. The Large diamond shaped stones are called Ruby Fuschite and they are a mix of grey and dark green mottled with gold and white. The black beads are vintage and made of a type of ceramic, I believe, while the shiny bronze stones are painted crystal. This necklace is long, hitting you mid torso.
Vintage glamour abounds in these gold and black tassel earrings. Bronzed crystals and enmeshed pearls create an art deco feel. Let these little beauties dazzle your most flirtatious dress or your hottest pair of jeans.