Monday, December 22, 2014

Pearl Pendant Necklace

I have really been looking forward to making up necklaces to go with my birthday pendants, and today I finally got the chance. After quite a bit of playing around with different types of bead, I used some natural gemstone beads which have been dyed to look like coral, and some small baroque freshwater pearls. The necklace is strung on tiger tail for extra durability.


The beautiful pendants that I got as a birthday gift


Some freshwater baroque pearls that I ordered to go with the pendants (2 sizes of pearls)



The bead options for the necklaces- turquoise, amethyst, dyed coral and malachite


The completed pearl and ''coral'' necklace


Many thanks to Lord Gabriel Ziegler for arranging the mail order purchase that supplied the lovely beads, and to the Harrys for the beautiful gifts!

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  1. Edward ThomasSeptember 15, 2021 at 4:47 PM

    An amazing write-up about jewelry making with baroque freshwater pearls! I have recently purchased baroque freshwater pearls from Bead Traders. They offer a wide collection of baroque freshwater pearls at budget-friendly costs. The baroque freshwater pearls are of finest quality and available in different colors. I shop here when looking for something different and special.

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  2. Fionn O'MaraSeptember 21, 2021 at 4:09 PM

    Thanks for the tip Edward!

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  3. Edward ThomasOctober 19, 2021 at 3:54 PM

    This is an excellent article! Pearls are one of the most elegant ornaments. Baroque Freshwater Pearls are often used for their distinctive shapes and stunning colors. The uniqueness of these pearls makes them perfect for stand-out jewelry pieces. Due to their affordability, these pearls are apt for all your jewelry projects and designs.

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