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by Lisa
(France)
I have always loved religious icons. Previously, I had done some soldered art pieces with my favorite Notre Dame icon and thought I'd like to give this same icon a bit of bling, but in a very renaissance sort of way.
I started the piece working around a large locket I had sitting around, without a CLUE what to do with it. I used a re-purposed watch crystal, some silver plated leaves and a large rhinestone I took off of a vintage hair ornament. The black glass rectangle is also from vintage stock. All other components are new vintage type items. I oxidized all of the pieces using hard boiled eggs (well the fumes)!
I am thinking I need to add a second layer of chain along side the black glass tube bead chain to strengthen this part up. Maybe it is just my imagination, but I feel it is too petite to hold the heavy locket. Surely just my imagination (or paranoia of losing the locket).
I am very happy with how this turned out. I will be sad when it sells.
Lisa
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