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Sweet Romance™ 16" Iridescent 1940s Inspired "Mesmer" Necklace

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117-426 - Sweet Romance™ 16'' Iridescent 1940s Inspired ''Mesmer'' Necklace
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Sweet Romance™ 64" Iridescent Glass Bead "Mystic Crystal" Station Necklace w/ Extender

An eye-catching piece that sparkles with each move you make! Created in an oxidized gold-tone, this necklace features one round faceted 30mm iridescent glass stone in a prong setting. Surrounding this centerpiece you'll find one round cabochon 3mm iridescent glass stone in a bezel setting and one round faceted iridescent 2mm crystal in a bezel setting. The perfect finishing touch to any outfit.

The mesh chain necklace measures 16"L x 1-5/8"W x 3/8"H with a 4" extender and lobster clasp.

More About the Necklace:
An oversized round aurora crystal jewel is the centerpiece of this 1940s style pendant necklace. Its dazzle is calmed by its mounting, an open back setting struck from old tooling originally made 70 years ago. A round mesh chain equalizes the visual weight and presence of the pendant.

Part of the Sweet Romance Collection.

Please note pendant hangs 1-5/8" from chain. Length of necklace may vary by up to an inch.

California residents only: “Proposition 65” WARNING


Created / Simulated Gem    


Created/Simulated Stones:

How are created or simulated gemstones different from natural gemstones? Natural gemstones are created by the forces of nature and must be discovered, usually by digging in the ground or sifting through a riverbed. Most of these natural gemstones can also be created in a laboratory; they are called created or simulated gemstones. They can be physically—in mineral and chemical contents—identical to their naturally occurring counterparts.

The purpose of creating gemstones in a laboratory isn’t necessarily to reduce the costs, but rather to produce larger, more perfectly formed stones. Because even lab-created diamonds can be very expensive, there are some diamond alternatives on the market that are commonly used to give jewelry the look of authentic diamonds, but which are much less costly. Cubic zirconia and Signity Star® are examples of lab-created gemstones that, to the unaided eye, look identical to natural diamonds.


Shelly Cooper About the Collection
Earning acclaim in the world of fashion and a dedicated following, designer Shelley Cooper's fashionable Sweet Romance™ jewelry designs are displayed in galleries and sold in shops all over the world. Sweet Romance™ jewelry is based on vintage jewelry silhouettes from the Renaissance to Retro periods as well as current trends. Inspired by women of the past, each original Sweet Romance™ piece illuminates the storylines of the women who inspired it, including queens, starlets, fashion icons, aunts and grandmothers.

Made entirely in America, the Sweet Romance™ collection exudes heirloom appeal with cameos, flowers and charms. The uniquely designed necklaces, bracelets, and earrings incorporate both vintage and new stones, beads and ornaments. Combined with fabrication methods used in antique costume jewelry, each "masterpiece" radiates the spirit of its inspired era. Capture the uplifting, lighthearted and elegant nature of the past in each Sweet Romance design.

About Shelley Cooper
On-air guest Shelley Cooper, designer and CEO of Sweet Romance™ Jewelry, is an accomplished artist and jewelry historian. Inspired by lifelong study of antique jewelry design and manufacturing, Shelley's passion is distinctly reflected in her work. Join Shelley as she shares many of her designs for the first time, along with the inspiration and stories that live on in each unique treasure.

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