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Mermaid Skeleton Leather Necklace
Seafaring Wife After Death
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- $13.50
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Product Info
A skeleton mermaid charm dangling from a leather cord necklace. Charm has been partially patinated to a dark, iridescent gray mermaid fin. Blue rhinestones are added to the eyes. She sits in a teardrop-shaped frame. The charm is fully articulated and posable.
The necklace length is 24" inches. Necklace cord is made from 2mm thick black leather. Silver-colored large hold spacer beads are added for extra design.
Magnetic clasp closure makes this set easy to wear for people with physical limitations or who aren't used to putting on and taking off lobster clasp necklaces.
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In Stock:
7
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Weight:
0.03 lb
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Product Type:
Necklaces
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Sku:
OH-JLR-NCK-513
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Protecting Your Fav
All jewelry items undergo a standard procedure to make sure they're high-quality enough to send out, and that they'll last longer once they're in your hands.
Protective Coating
All jewelry items (and many others) are covered in a few coats of protective coating before being sent out. First, they get coasted in an enamel top-coat. If I want a different finish (e.g. matte, pearlized, etc) then an additional coat of acrylic sealant is applied. This helps the pieces last longer, and they won't turn your skin green.
Stress testing
When I'm designing a new piece, I put it through a variety of testing to see what it will take to break it. Sometimes this means pulling in different directions to see if it will break if it gets stuck on something (who among us hasn't...) or washing it vigorously to see if it will fade or face other deterioration if you forget to take it off before you shower (who among us hasn't...) or get in a pool. I only list new products when I'm confident they'll last through most circumstances.
Protecting Your Fav
All jewelry items undergo a standard procedure to make sure they're high-quality enough to send out, and that they'll last longer once they're in your hands.
Protective Coating
All jewelry items (and many others) are covered in a few coats of protective coating before being sent out. First, they get coasted in an enamel top-coat. If I want a different finish (e.g. matte, pearlized, etc) then an additional coat of acrylic sealant is applied. This helps the pieces last longer, and they won't turn your skin green.
Stress testing
When I'm designing a new piece, I put it through a variety of testing to see what it will take to break it. Sometimes this means pulling in different directions to see if it will break if it gets stuck on something (who among us hasn't...) or washing it vigorously to see if it will fade or face other deterioration if you forget to take it off before you shower (who among us hasn't...) or get in a pool. I only list new products when I'm confident they'll last through most circumstances.
