One of a kind pendant with interchangeable necklaces. The polypropylene and glass bead necklace can be worn alone without the pendant part.
It is important that the polypropylene necklace does not become twisted. A small pearl sits at the the centre. When the necklace is attached to the pendant the pearl should sit at the back of the neck. When worn without the pendant the bulb pins are joined together and sit at the back of the neck with the pearl at the front.
Made with a found chewed dog ball and polypropylene shapes gifted to Elizabeth by Bronwen Gwillim as part of the 'From Our Own Correspondence' commission.
Materials:
Pendant - half a chewed dog ball, plastic lid, plastic netting, glass beads, pearls, plastic tube, plastic strapping, monofilament, sewing thread, cotton braid, silk thead, steel wire, bulb pins.
Removable necklace - polypropylene shapes, glass beads, silk thread, pearl, monofilament, black bulb pins.
Alternative necklace for pendant - black cord, oxidised silver, sewing thread, black bulb pins.
Pendant dimensions: 80 x 80 mm, necklace length: 72 cm.
Exploring the relationship between idea, material and process, guided by order, balance and a modernist aesthetic form the basis for Elizabeth Bone’s work. Her jewellery embodies a rare mixture of precision, timelessness and a strong sculptural aesthetic. From her London studio Elizabeth creates one-off pieces, small production ranges and commissions. Each piece is exquisitely hand crafted with the finest attention to detail and surface finish. Elizabeth’s work has been exhibited in the UK, Europe, America & Japan, featured in numerous jewellery publications and, purchased by private collectors from all over the world.