Courtney Denise Lipson
Pebbles III Necklace
Pebbles III Necklace
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Linked micro-mosaics form a path around your collarbone, from deep purple to cobalt blues, turquoise and a range of greens.
Necklace is 20" long. If you need it lengthened or shortened, let me know.
Each link is soldered and the necklace drapes beautifully. For more information, video and pictures of the similar Pebbles I necklace being made, visit my blog post here.
Necklace comes in a padded jewelry box with clear lid for display when not wearing it. To see the box, watch this video of Pebbles II on my blog. Photo of me here wearing the similar Pebbles II necklace.
Micro-mosaics
Micro-mosaics
Inlaid glass beads and polychrome grout in precious metals.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Items in store will ship within 1-3 business days. For custom orders I will contact you regarding time frame, typically, allow 4-6 weeks unless you've requested a rush order, which may result in a rush fee. Free shipping is provided within the US via US Mail or UPS. If you request expedited shipping, I will quote additional charges....contact me for details.
I will accept returns on unworn, undamaged, unaltered items within 7 days of receipt for a full refund or exchange at my discretion. Return shipping charges are the buyer's responsibility, and insurance is recommended. Contact me prior to making a return.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
These micro-mosaics are very durable and low maintenance; here are a few suggestions to keep them looking their best. Your jewelry should always be the last thing you put on when getting ready and the first thing you take off when you get home. After wearing, wipe jewelry with a clean, soft cloth to remove oils and light tarnish. Periodically, you may clean the jewelry with mild soap, cool water and a soft bristle brush, but do not immerse in water. Never wear micro-mosaics while swimming or showering. The metal portions may be cleaned with a polishing cloth impregnated with polishing compound, being careful not to get the compound on the micro-mosaics as it may discolor them.
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