satellite.



i am so loving this satellite necklace from antigenre. my mom has a large box - turquoise blue silk with cream, green and yellow flowers, lined with darker blue velvet - filled with my late grandmother's beautiful costume jewelry. mostly the pieces have been untouched, but there is a necklace that is very similar to this one that i once sneaked out to wear to an event many years ago. i have very fond memories of this (similar) necklace...i think i'll buy it. made of drilled brass, apricot candy jade, and oxidized silver chain.

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jacklyn said…
yes, this is beautiful! one of my favs!
October 29, 2008 at 1:04 PM
Anonymous said…
Love your blog! Thanks so much for featuring my necklace!

~Lauren
October 29, 2008 at 7:36 PM
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