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Slide clasp necklace with handmade chain |
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The chain is made from square section wire. The clasp is pierced from sheet. The groove and slit arrangement makes the clasp very secure, yet easy to use |
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Thin wire twisted then rolled and soldered on to rectangular section. This cross was made for my daughter's confirmation - there are matching earrings.
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Rolled facet necklet with wire |
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This novel design is more of a choker necklace with the centre wire controlling the lie of the chain. The chain links have a myriad of facets to catch the light. I actually started to make the bracelet, but thought it looked so good I made more chain to form the necklace. |
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A large opal triplet sets off this necklace which is hallmarked as fine silver. Opal is the birthstone of the lady for whom this piece was commissioned and I selected the colour to match her known preferences. |
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A necklace made tightly to the customer's design featuring peridot, moonstone and rock crystal to recall members of her family. Matching bracelet |
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| Happy birthday Janet! A necklace commissioned by John with a handmade chain and a caribiner clasp for easy use. The reverse has the names laser engraved at the same time as the hallmarks were applied at the London Assay Office. |
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| A necklet for Honor. Laser engraved and marked on the reverse it has a commercial heavy chain to complete it which allows different lengths to suit different dresses/ necklines. It is a development of the Janet & John necklace above - I don't like doing the same thing twice. |
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