Whether your personal jewelry style is “Front Row” or Boho, consider buying a pendant necklace. Pendants are popular in all different lengths, and can be worn singly, as a focal point, or layered for a “collection look.” Longer styles add balance to fall’s boots and textured sweaters; they’ll look just as chic with spring’s cropped tops and wide pants. With pendants, almost anything goes: from personalized alphabet letters to precious gemstones, vintage charms to “found pieces,” fringe, tassels and antique chains.
Here’s to pendant power…hang one (or more) on and be dazzling!
Pendant on Black Cord from the Anniversary Collection by Antonini. Available at Dorfman, Boston. Price on request.
Jeweled Pomander made of fire opals, which can be filled with cloves for a “scent-trail,” from the Chromance Collection by Solange Azagury-Partridge.
Bouquet Blue Multi-color Large Pendant by A & Furst. Available at Dorfman, Boston. Price on request.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s elegant tassel necklace is based on a whimsical “potted” poppy plant, crafted by Peter Carl Fabergé’s (Russian, 1846–1920) workshop in quartz, nephrite, red jaspar, and cabochon. This reproduction is 18K gold overlay, hand enameled, made with Swarovski Elements, amethyst-colored Czech glass, and resin cabochons. 34”L with 3 1/2” tassel. $45.00 at www.metmuseum.org
