Vintage Necklace in Matte Red & Black - 17"

Sale Price: $295.00 Original Price: $565.00

Lacy and Lightweight.

  • Featuring an understated beautiful shade of rosy-pink red.

  • Created in the 1990s.

  • Gently twist the necklace before attaching the clasp - to create soft, diagonal lines.

Made with:

  • Japanese glass seed beads in shade of matte red and matte black, stitched in a technique I learned by studying a necklace made by the Zulu women of South Africa.

  • Hand fabricated and oxidized sterling silver end caps along with a commercial and sterlng silver lobster clasp. The end caps are stitched in a technique we know as “peyote stitch,” which appears in ancient Egypt by ca. 2500 BC. Since that time it has been used around the world in a great mnay cultures. It is one of the first beading techniques a new beader learns. I learned it when i was 12 from a small book my parents bought for me - that cost $1.00 and showed beading techniques from many cultures.

Weight:

  • Lightweight.

Dimensions:

  • 17 long by uyp to 5/8” diameter.

Additional Information:

  • I can adjust the length up to 1/3 - 1/2” by adding, removing or changing the clasp parts. No charge. Just click “Contact” and send me a note - or leave a note as you check out.

  • I will sign one of the end caps before shipping.

Lacy and Lightweight.

  • Featuring an understated beautiful shade of rosy-pink red.

  • Created in the 1990s.

  • Gently twist the necklace before attaching the clasp - to create soft, diagonal lines.

Made with:

  • Japanese glass seed beads in shade of matte red and matte black, stitched in a technique I learned by studying a necklace made by the Zulu women of South Africa.

  • Hand fabricated and oxidized sterling silver end caps along with a commercial and sterlng silver lobster clasp. The end caps are stitched in a technique we know as “peyote stitch,” which appears in ancient Egypt by ca. 2500 BC. Since that time it has been used around the world in a great mnay cultures. It is one of the first beading techniques a new beader learns. I learned it when i was 12 from a small book my parents bought for me - that cost $1.00 and showed beading techniques from many cultures.

Weight:

  • Lightweight.

Dimensions:

  • 17 long by uyp to 5/8” diameter.

Additional Information:

  • I can adjust the length up to 1/3 - 1/2” by adding, removing or changing the clasp parts. No charge. Just click “Contact” and send me a note - or leave a note as you check out.

  • I will sign one of the end caps before shipping.