*Sold*Spring must be the happiest season of the year! People start wearing bright cheery colours and flowers bloom all around. In Japan, the sakura (cherry blossom) season, usually around the month of April, is celebrated with great fevour. Very often, you'd see Japanese organising a drinking party or picnic under a sakura tree - dancing and breaking out in song.
This pink necklace, made with cherry blossom pink African glass beads and pink and white acrylic square beads, is inspired by the blooming delicate blossoms. Individually hooked, the beads dance gently with every movement, just like sakuras fluttering with the wind.
Length: 22cm before joining at the square white bead drop.
:: S$18.00.
Jade, the ubiquitous accessory favoured by older-generation Chinese, can look surprisingly updated when paired in a fashion-forward way. This simple mid-lenght beaded necklace captures the many jadeite hues, from glowing deep emerald to paler green for a subtle chinoiserie effect. Made with sparkling seed beads, rough-cut stone beads, Czech glass and silver violin charms.
A chunky neaklace made up of individual antique copper jump rings painstakingly strung together. Based on an underwater jewel theme, this pretty pink statement piece comes with faux pearls, acrylic beads that remind of seashells, African glass painted square beads that mimic patterns on marine fish and pink shell flakes.
Remember those childish chain mails people used to send - messages that threatened to bring harm to the reader, unless it was forwarded to 20 other people? One lead on to another.
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