This is a piece that I made years ago for a spread on bee-themed jewelry. Unfortunately, it didn't make the final cut. The magazine said that they had previously accepted a piece with the same clasp and they wanted to show more of a variety of bee-themed components. The focal piece of this necklace is a bronze bee clasp from my family at Green Girl Studios. It is paired with a multi-strand of honey-colored, hessonite garnets and whiskey quartz. I arranged the rectangular beads in an umbra pattern, dipping from light to dark and back again. To give the chain that connects the bee "hook" some visual weight, I added a Swarovski pearl dangle in light gold.
The thing that I love about this piece is that it can be worn with the clasp in the front, off to the side, or in the back. It has a lot of versatility and can be either elegantly dressy or casual depending on one's mood or the dress code.
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This is so beautiful, Andrew! jean
OMG. I'm in LOVE with this one. Just gorgeous!
Loving your From the Vault series. The hessonite/quartz combination is just perfect, and the ombre effect is pure joy. Love this one!
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