Today I have more necklaces for you...this time featuring lockets.
The first is a necklace I promised to make...it is the delft necklace in silver-toned metal instead of sterling, to make it more affordable. I paired the chain with a shiny silver locket, but as the locket attaches to the chain by a swivel clasp, you can change the pendant to something else if you wish.
I won't bother to tell you about it since I have already described this necklace, but here are some pictures.
You can see my reflection in the locket...not sure I like that.
Hmmm...
I wonder what that encyclopedia page is talking about...
You can find this necklace in my shop here.
The second necklace is also a locket, but this one I made from gun metal colored chain and wire.
The locket hangs from a vintage rosary center. It is two sided and opens to let the wearer add a photo or two of his or her choice. The crystal windows are beveled.
Right now it has a sweet little lavender toned vintage print of a little girl in it.
Like I said, the chain is made from gun metal colored chain and wire. There are sections of chain, connected together by lengths of hand-wrapped rosary style chain featuring amethyst colored faceted crystals and hand-wrapped links with dark purple-ish red faceted fresh water pearls.
The combination of colors has a very smokey, subtle and romantic feel to it.
You can find both of these necklaces in My Etsy Shop.
Be sure to check in at Adventures at Weathertop for the next installment of our Easter Series.
