You may remember a while back I posted a pic of some champagne colored stick pearls, some abalone beads, and an Olive shell...
After gathering additional supplies, I have been working on it...and it is finished!!!
I added some Swarovski Crystal bicones in Sand, some South Sea Shell Pearls, and a few copper beads.
It lays so nicely around the neck...MY neck :D
I'm sure it would lay just as beautifully around any shell lovers neck!
Now I need to take some pics of it on my bust. NOOOO not MY bust....my necklace display bust! HAHA!
Had you wondering, didn't I??? This pretty Olive Shell Necklace doesn't hang down THAT far! It rest perfectly on the.. ahem...upper chest ;)
I've been liking shorter necklaces like this lately. Do you?
Love,
Del
Showing posts with label Olive Shell Necklace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Olive Shell Necklace. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Olive Shell, Pearl, and Abalone Necklace
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Olive Shell Necklace 'Iced Mocha'
I didn't get a chance to blog about this one, and I do love it sooooooo much!


This Olive Shell is naturally shiny! They come out of the ocean just like this. I have found several nice Olive Shells! I have also found some that have been tossed around in the surf, and are really rough, missing the spherical tip, and matte instead of shiny.
I felt that this shell was begging to be paired with browns. I had some beads that felt like suede, or a very supple, soft leather. They were actually a rubberized lucite bead. I also had some mocha colored glass pearls, and these all needed an earthy metal to go with them. I love antiqued copper, and it was the natural choice. I wish I could find a picture of the entire necklace on the display stand, but I can't!
This is the best photo I have of the entire necklace.
I sold this necklace last month. I actually got a little teary when packaging it up to ship it off to it's new home. It was like saying goodbye to a special friend. I sure wouldn't mind feeling that way again, though!
I'll make sure that my next post is on something available, if it's a jewelry post. I just had to share this lovely Olive with you.
Del


This Olive Shell is naturally shiny! They come out of the ocean just like this. I have found several nice Olive Shells! I have also found some that have been tossed around in the surf, and are really rough, missing the spherical tip, and matte instead of shiny.
I felt that this shell was begging to be paired with browns. I had some beads that felt like suede, or a very supple, soft leather. They were actually a rubberized lucite bead. I also had some mocha colored glass pearls, and these all needed an earthy metal to go with them. I love antiqued copper, and it was the natural choice. I wish I could find a picture of the entire necklace on the display stand, but I can't!

I sold this necklace last month. I actually got a little teary when packaging it up to ship it off to it's new home. It was like saying goodbye to a special friend. I sure wouldn't mind feeling that way again, though!
I'll make sure that my next post is on something available, if it's a jewelry post. I just had to share this lovely Olive with you.
Del
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