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5 Comments:
Hi Eni! I think this pendant is very pretty! It feels very soothing when I look at it, very peaceful... I really like the vine details too - I've always liked those in Magda's pieces as well.
Well done!
Cheers! Nathalie :)
Eni I blushed *bow* *bow* xoxoxoxo
Hi Eni,
This is gorgeous. I love the blend of techniques.
Sam
This is gorgeous! I love the blend of techniques.
Sam
Beautiful pendant ... the depth of color of the topaz & amethyst stones around the edges brings warmth to the trapped chalcedony, pretty by itself. Along with the curvy gold vines in Magda-style (which I am a fan of), these soften and add a warmth to the chalcedony, which by itself might appear as cold, straight, unyielding. The uneven shape and appearance of the border stones & vine also convey the warmth, as does the simple chain, which does not have any large stones to compete with the chalcedony.
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