For the domestic fashionista...

Tangled asymmetrical necklace. Anchored on the right by a "White" brand sewing machine tag, five chains made of brassy ladder, figure 8, rolo, golden curb and white glass beads, sweep to the left and join brass flourishes dotted with larger white glass beads.

The vintage tag reads "White Sewing Machine Co., Cleveland. O. U.S.A."

Approx. Length ~ 23" (Fit Length), 24.5" (Drape Length)

Inspired by an Emily Dickinson poem.

"She rose to his requirement, dropped
The playthings of her life
To take the honorable work
Of woman and of wife.

If aught she missed in her new day
Of amplitude, or awe,
Or first prospective, or the gold
In using wore away,

It lay unmentioned, as the sea
Develops pearl and weed,
But only to himself is known
The fathoms they abide."

I love combining textures and colors and have made this style of bracelet three times. Two were Christmas prezzies: My goddaughter's was made using Sterling Silver double rolo chain with black Spinel briolettes, faceted Moonstone coins and bright white pearls. Her bestie received one that looked very similar to this bracelet, but with London Blue Topaz briolettes combined with the same Citrines and champagne pearls in the picture.

My favorite color is green, so I found these gorgeous stones and kept this all to myself!

Sparkling gold-filled chain with Chrome Tourmaline briolette, Citrine faceted cube and freshwater champagne pearl dangles. The bracelet is finished with freshwater pearls and a lobster clasp.