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High visibility bohemian jewellery, with contemporary flair.
The pendants on this page are vintage and pre-loved. They show time acquired patina which I have polished with a soft untreated cloth to brighten the high spots. As they are authentic antique items and as such, they are not a pristine or super shiny. Often, old tribal jewellery will have dents, holes, missing stones, the occasional lost dangle or beads but the knocks and flaws are what make these pieces special.
The pendants are usually quite heavy, especially if they have 'fringes' with bells on them and can be expensive to buy from vintage jewellery dealers. I want you to have fun wearing them. Mix and match them with boho clothes, office wear (not the jingly ones, obviously) and wait for those compliments to roll in.
Rusticana
A multicultural necklace, this one is made with vintage Ghanaian Krobo beads, a Moroccan enamelled circus tent bead, and a focal pendant from Afghanistan that I picked up on my travels in Bangkok from an Afghani trader. The necklace is finished with a toggle clasp, although at 26.5" long, it is probably possible to slip over your neck easily - but why ruin a good hair day?
Some of the beads are lined with gold foil and glow gently, while others have a matte finish, the two closest to the pendant are of polymer clay and made by me with a rustic patinated finish. This piece is seriously sophisticated, and will take you anywhere when you wish to be noticed and reckoned with.
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70.00
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Mehfil
The pendant is a vintage Afghani piece, studded with glass, all the way from a vendor in Lahore. It is 2.8" long with a 2" long fringe that tinkles gently, being tethered by garlands of Czech glass beads and carnelian nuggets.
The pendant is carried by a necklace of sumptuous, waxy carnelian beads, howlite paisley shapes and dull gold lost wax cast beads. An ornamental hook clasp for closure. The necklace is 26" long, but can be shortened if you wish it closer to your neck.
Reminiscent of parties and gatherings, with poetry readings and song( the Persian word for this is Mehfil), peacocks treading carefully in the heat and dust - a mehfil of the best people, having a wonderful time.
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70.00
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