Handcrafted with Antique Glass: This exquisite necklace features a glowing bar of glass, meticulously handmade from the broken remains of antique bottles and glass. Each piece is a unique reflection of the past, repurposed into stunning wearable art. Glass bar measures 1 5/8" in length and is approx. 1/4" wide.
Sustainable Craftsmanship: The antique glass is carefully gathered, ground, and kiln-fired to a smooth, glossy finish. Shaped into a beautiful rectangular pendant, the glass is capped on both ends with intricate sterling silver filigree, enhancing its elegance and timeless appeal.
Elegant and Versatile Design: Hanging from a durable 18-inch chain, this necklace is available in 11 stunning vintage glass colors. Each color offers a distinct charm, ensuring that there's a piece to suit any style or occasion. The luminous glass and sterling silver details combine for an eye-catching accessory perfect for everyday wear or special events.
A Piece of History in Every Necklace: Each necklace includes "The Story of the Glass," a unique card that details the history and approximate age of the glass used, giving each piece added depth and meaning. Own or gift a beautiful reminder of a bygone era, making it a meaningful conversation piece.
Perfect for Gifting: Thoughtfully packaged in a premium gift box, this necklace is ready for gift-giving. Whether it's for a birthday, anniversary, or any special occasion, this jewelry offers a perfect combination of history, beauty, and sustainability. Give a one-of-a-kind gift that celebrates both craftsmanship and heritage.
Available in the following vintage glass colors:
- Amber, from vintage Clorox jugs
- Amethyst, from early 1900's pale purple medicine bottles
- Black, from antique black depression glass
- Clear, from vintage Milk bottles
- Emerald, from vintage beer bottles
- Aqua Mason Jar, from vintage blue mason jars
- Olive, from early 1900's wine bottles
- Pink, from antique pink depression glass
- Cobalt, from vintage Noxzema jars
- Ruby, from 1940s beer bottles
- White, from vintage Pond's cold cream jars
