Classic! Antique Button & Pearl Pendant-Includes Silver Chain! #PMU7

Renee says: ”The antique button featured in this pendant depicts a beautiful laurel foliage with curved, leaf-like patterns. Coupled with the lustrous fresh water pearl and set in sterling silver, this piece is truly a “timeless classic”, never dating or going out of style. I have “Colour Washed” the button in rich shades of burgundy red and navy blue, with a tiny flash of fuchsia, then burnished/rubbed back to achieve an old world patina. I love creating with buttons from this era, as they are always extra special and unique. Shown with the silver chain (included) it also looks nice worn with pearls or a shorter silver cuff/choker. If you like what you see in the images, I guarantee you will love this as  part of your  jewellery wardrobe. Scroll thru’ images for up close peek at another one of a kind treasure, fresh from the studio!”

Length: 2.5 inches   63 mm   See photo of pendant next to Australian 2.00 coin for size reference.

Includes black leather cord as shown in photos.

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Rave Review:

“When you buy a piece of Renee Blackwell jewellery, you’re not just buying something pretty to accessorize an outfit with, you’re buying a story.  I love how each element in Renee’s pieces has a story — a history, a providence, and that the final piece she designs creates a new story from the curated elements she uniquely brings together.  Renee’s design aesthetic and eye for beauty is so well honed, you feel like you’re wearing a little bit of art that happens to be gorgeous!” – Jill   Sunshine Coast, Australia

Antique Buttons:

Most Antique buttons were manufactured in Europe by master craftsmen and are beautifully detailed and well made. The buttons I’ve used in this collection are a combination of metals such as steel, silver, copper, pewter or brass. I have sourced the buttons in France, England and South America, hand selected for their uniqueness & interest. I have “Colour Washed” the buttons with a permanent metal paint, which is similar to an enamel.