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Published: 2012-07-17 09:55:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 5645; Favourites: 119; Downloads: 45
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Flowers of Evil (by Baudelaire) inspired me for make this intricate, double sided pendant.A nice flashy labradorite drop is handwrapped and woven with viking knitted bezel in raw copper.
I've added some nice tourmaline beads - ruby color on back side and bluish green on front side.
I've used some chiastolite beads for the lace chain. There is a handmade S-clasp on it.
You can find it in my Etsy-shop: [link]
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Comments: 25
I really wish I had something this amazing in my jewelry box.
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oh my god, you must put so much time and effort into your work, that latice work and coiling looks so intricate, how long does it take you to make your pieces?
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It was a really time consuming work 
I don't know how much time it taken to make it, but I worked with it a little bit every day of a week.
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well ... you should be really pleased, its a lovely piece of work
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Lovely, The weaving is tight and even though the whole piece. The colours look fresh and well fitted. The lab wel.. it's stunning. Great work!
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Thank you very much!
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Thanks
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Favorite stone? check!
Great wrap? check!
Nouveau swirls? check!
Great poet ref? extra credit!
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Thank you very much!
I hope that you like the other side too
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Oh wow, I absolutely love the intricacy here, very beautiful. And the colors are amazing, beautiful choice of stones! If I had the money, I would certainly buy it.
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Thank you!
I'm very glad that you like it!
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It's so lovely 
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Thank you!
I love flashy labradorites!
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