I had this idea when I bought the chain, to frame amethysts with two long pieces. I love how this works, and it's a lovely piece to wear. I wanted the matching earrings to be simple and not overwhelm the necklace.
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Inspired by a recent trip to Canada, where they make ice-wine, I found both these beads at different suppliers, and was delighted at how well they went together! Neither overwhelms, but yet the amethyst brings extra depth to the piece.
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I love agate, and couldn't resist these beads. As they are large, I decided to put them on a solid chain, and make it a long length. This piece can be worn doubled up.
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I had a lot of seed pearls, and decided to see if I could string them in rows. I added garnets to 'trim' the piece as it was missing something. I love the end result, it's really quirky!
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p.s. And don't forget, we can customise any piece, make it longer, shorter, or change the fitting! Just ask!
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JewelleryDragon is available at the Harrison Lord Gallery in Brighouse, West Yorkshire.
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