The focal point is obvious ~ what it is, is not. The focal bead is a 60mm round Brazilian Banded Agate Gogo with a 7mm thickness. The shape is more commonly called a 'donut'. The Agate is suspended in a rope fashion from a necklace of lots of faceted gold glass beads and interspersed with 6x16mm African Jade teardrops, matching beautifully with the Agate 'donut' focal. The necklace is completed with a Vermeil 13mm flower toggle clasp. The earrings are Jade teardrops suspended within a gold plated oval 'frame' and drop from gold filled ball French ear wires.

The length of this necklace is 21", with the addition of 2" for the focal donut. The earrings drop approx. 1" from the ear wires.

I seem to be following a desire to produce necklaces which have that Egyptian look (although longer) ~ but to differentiate, I will change that to an Incan look! Anyway you look at it, it is definitely stunning with it's beautiful contrast of golds and greens and that gorgeous banded Agate. It would make a beautiful addition to your jewelry wardrobe.

As described above.

Brazilian Banded Agate Gogo,faceted gold glass beads,African Jade teardrops,Vermeil flower toggle clasp,gold plated oval 'frame',gold filled ball French ear wires

With the exception of satin cord, leather, chain and organza, all my products are handcrafted using Accuflex 49 strand flexible beading wire.

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