About this Product
This beautiful bead embroidery pendant offers an antique feel to your wardrobe that can be worn year-round! The beautiful gemstone teardrop stone is embellished with glass pearls and beads, a beautiful hue of Lavendar crystals, and finished off with a crystal briolette drop. The pendant hangs on a beaded herringbone-style chain that is beaded with smoky colored silver metal beads that measures 16 inches long and features a toggle clasp closure. I've included a beaded extender piece to add to the chain for added length if desired and a photo of how to connect the two is shown in the photos. The back of the pendant is stitched to a backing of light grey ultra suede and a photo of the backing is also included.
Please see the "How It's Made" section below for a brief description of bead embroidery!
My Soul's Jewelry Box
Meet the Maker
My name is Linda Caddell and welcome to My Soul's Jewelry Box, where every piece reflects the essence of handmade craftsmanship and heartfelt dedication. In the tranquility of a small rural town, I enjoy bringing my passion to life. I can immerse myself, heart and soul, into creating exquisite hand-stitched jewelry and loomed leather keychains. From intricately stitched bracelets to charming leather keychains, every item is crafted with care and attention to detail, making them perfect for both everyday wear and special occasions. I invite you to explore my virtual jewelry box and immerse yourself in the beauty and elegance of my creations. Whether you're searching for a statement piece to elevate your ensemble or a thoughtful gift for someone special, I hope that you'll find something that speaks to your soul. Thank you for visiting My Soul's Jewelry Box.
With warm regards,
Linda Caddell
Keenesburg, CO
How it’s Made
Bead embroidery is a style of thread art that involves sewing various kinds of beads to fabric or cloth. What makes it amazing is its ability to be used as an expression of the self. You’re basically painting with beads! Bead embroidery involves stitching 2-4 beads in a line and sewing back through them with a needle and thread, creating a stich to hold them in place on a stiff piece of material called beading foundation. It's much like one step forward and two steps back, making bead embroidery a very meticulous, intricate way to create beautiful patterns for pendants and other decorative pieces. Once your design is stitched onto beading foundation, it is then sewn onto ultra suede or other soft material used for finishing off the back of your piece. Finally, all the layers are then sewn together by a beaded border. From here, it is easy to bead a loop to attach to a chain, leather rope, fabric, or anything else you can hang your piece on.
Shop Policies
Please message me with any questions you might have regarding my products or with your order.
SHIPPING:
U.S. shipping is FREE
I will notify you when your order ships, as well as an ETA from USPS
Time in transit may vary with USPS.
RETURNS:
I will accept returns if you:
Contact me within 7 days of delivery. If your return falls within the 7-day window I will gladly send you a pre-paid return postage envelope for your convenience.
If your return falls outside of the 7-day window customers are responsible for return postage.
NO returns after 30 days.
CONDITIONS OF RETURN:
Item(s) must be returned in their original condition in order to receive a full refund.
OTHER THINGS TO KNOW:
Most, if not all, of my pieces are made with glass beads that can be easily broken or chipped.
Please be mindful to avoid dropping your jewelry or knocking it against hard surfaces as I use glass beads in most all of my work and are breakable.
My jewelry sets are sold as sets. If you do not wear earrings, they can make beautiful & thoughtful gifts!
Silver metal components can tarnish over time, or when exposed for long periods of time to the elements. I provide complimentary anti-tarnish tabs and cleaning cloths in all orders to help keep your silver components looking like new. Please know none of my metal components are treated in any way to prevent common discoloration.
