Huge Honey Drop Necklace
Valued at around $18, the Huge Honey Drop necklace is one of the most popular items in my Etsy shop. I have one myself and wear it all the time.
The wonderful thing about Baltic amber is that it can be melted, poured into a mold, then solidify and still retain its composition as amber. This makes it cheaper, but still has the same light and beauty of amber. An excellent piece for the autumn/winter months, large but lightweight, and with just the pendant all by itself, not overwhelming on any frame.
I can make two right now, so the two highest bidders will receive a necklace! You'll be able to choose whether you want it in silver (not sterling) or oxidized brass. I will take care of shipping - you'll just have to send me your address.
Starting bid: $15
Auction ends: Nov. 7, 11:59 p.m. (central time)
ETA: I find that I've made a huge mistake and was off by one on how many of these particular necklaces I could make. So I'm going to have to make it just one of the orange amber necklaces. However, I have a smaller (but still large) yellow amber tear drop bead that can be used for the runner-up, if they would still like an amber necklace. The amber bead in question can be found here. The difference in size is about half a centimeter. Another option is a slightly larger reddish amber, yellow amber, or whitish amber, found here.
The wonderful thing about Baltic amber is that it can be melted, poured into a mold, then solidify and still retain its composition as amber. This makes it cheaper, but still has the same light and beauty of amber. An excellent piece for the autumn/winter months, large but lightweight, and with just the pendant all by itself, not overwhelming on any frame.
I can make two right now, so the two highest bidders will receive a necklace! You'll be able to choose whether you want it in silver (not sterling) or oxidized brass. I will take care of shipping - you'll just have to send me your address.
Starting bid: $15
Auction ends: Nov. 7, 11:59 p.m. (central time)
ETA: I find that I've made a huge mistake and was off by one on how many of these particular necklaces I could make. So I'm going to have to make it just one of the orange amber necklaces. However, I have a smaller (but still large) yellow amber tear drop bead that can be used for the runner-up, if they would still like an amber necklace. The amber bead in question can be found here. The difference in size is about half a centimeter. Another option is a slightly larger reddish amber, yellow amber, or whitish amber, found here.