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Carolyn K. Designs
Yin Yang Teardrop Dichroic Fused Glass Necklace-5106
Yin Yang Teardrop Dichroic Fused Glass Necklace-5106
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Two sides of the same coin with this dichroic fused glass necklace. The sides compliment each other like yin-yang, with curves and depth that give it so much interest. This is a perfect necklace for that person who loves there jewelry big and bold!
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OVERVIEW
Each piece of my fused glass jewelry is carefully kiln-fired to ensure top-notch durability. I handcraft every item, cutting and shaping the glass with precision—whether by hand, using a diamond saw, or a mold. After grinding the edges, a final fire polish brings out an incredible shine, giving each piece that dazzling gleam you’ll love from every angle!
I put a lot of effort into capturing the true beauty of each piece in my photos, so you know exactly what you're getting. However, glass can be tricky to photograph—especially dichroic glass, which shifts colors depending on the light—and everyone's screen is a little different. Don’t worry though—my customers rave about how the real thing often looks even more spectacular in person!
The piece shown is the exact one you’ll receive, and once it’s sold, it’s one of a kind—no one else will have this exact piece.
Your order will arrive in a cotton-filled gift box, all set for gifting (if you can bear to part with it!).
DETAILS
- Silver plated bail
- 2" x 1"
OVERVIEW
Each piece of my fused glass jewelry is carefully kiln-fired to ensure top-notch durability. I handcraft every item, cutting and shaping the glass with precision—whether by hand, using a diamond saw, or a mold. After grinding the edges, a final fire polish brings out an incredible shine, giving each piece that dazzling gleam you’ll love from every angle!
I put a lot of effort into capturing the true beauty of each piece in my photos, so you know exactly what you're getting. However, glass can be tricky to photograph—especially dichroic glass, which shifts colors depending on the light—and everyone's screen is a little different. Don’t worry though—my customers rave about how the real thing often looks even more spectacular in person!
The piece shown is the exact one you’ll receive, and once it’s sold, it’s one of a kind—no one else will have this exact piece.
Your order will arrive in a cotton-filled gift box, all set for gifting (if you can bear to part with it!).
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