This is a really beautiful one of a kind piece for that mermaid in your life. This necklace features a sea shell that I paired with Sodalite and Brass beads. I decided to go with a light Baby Blue and darker Electric Blue for this one to fit those ocean vibes. This pendant measures about 2.25 inches long and 1.75 inches wide. It’s hanging on a chain that is adjustable from 12.5 to 28 inches long with Sodalite and Brass beads on the pull strings.
Each piece of jewelry is made with a waxed polyester cord which is very durable and water resistant. But I recommend, to keep the piece looking its best, take them off before showering or going for a swim. I use a sliding closure to finish both necklaces and bracelets, which make them adjustable, There is a group of knots that can freely move about the pull strings, to open the chain gently pull on the chain where the thicker pattern begins, then place on your wrist or over your head and pull on the ends of the pull strings until the piece sits where you'd like it to.
This is a really beautiful one of a kind piece for that mermaid in your life. This necklace features a sea shell that I paired with Sodalite and Brass beads. I decided to go with a light Baby Blue and darker Electric Blue for this one to fit those ocean vibes. This pendant measures about 2.25 inches long and 1.75 inches wide. It’s hanging on a chain that is adjustable from 12.5 to 28 inches long with Sodalite and Brass beads on the pull strings.
Each piece of jewelry is made with a waxed polyester cord which is very durable and water resistant. But I recommend, to keep the piece looking its best, take them off before showering or going for a swim. I use a sliding closure to finish both necklaces and bracelets, which make them adjustable, There is a group of knots that can freely move about the pull strings, to open the chain gently pull on the chain where the thicker pattern begins, then place on your wrist or over your head and pull on the ends of the pull strings until the piece sits where you'd like it to.
