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Phoenix Rising Necklace


As seen in Rings & Things 2008 Super Supplement
Created by: Amy Scalise

37-672 2” extra-thin ball-end head pins, 1/20 14kt gold filled
37-391-135 2.4mm (I.D.) round jump rings, gold filled
37-912 2” thin eye pins, gold filled
48-683 3mm crimp bead covers, gold filled
41-659 Size 3 crimp tubes, gold filled
61-725-19-14 0.018" 19-strand Beadalon®, gold plated
41-071-4 1.1mm medium French wire, gold plated
39-652 Patterned round toggle clasp, gold filled
44-050-75-61 14mm wire links, gold filled
05-301-06-157 6mm Swarovski® crystal faceted bicones, crystal/copper
05-301-04-84 4mm Swarovski® bicones, light jonquil/aurora borealis
21-884-143 4mm round beads, B.C. jade
20-638-09-363 8mm freshwater potato pearl, green
21-890-006 10mm faceted round beads, carnelian
21-000-006-67 8x10mm egg-shaped beads, carnelian
21-894-006 4mm faceted round beads, carnelian
21-000-602-43 8x5mm faceted wheel beads, lab-grown citrine
21-889-099-01 14mm round gemstone, aquamarine

Rise from the ashes of yesterday's fashions and feel rejuvenated with this colorful gemstone and crystal necklace.

B.C. Jade, carnelian and lab-grown citrine are just a few of our many beautiful gemstones. Browse through our Gemstone Beads Index for information about our ever-growing line of gemstones!

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