Impressionist beauty: Ode to Vincent's Peach Orchard
Picasso Jasper, how do I love thee? This stone offers its viewers so very much. Each specimen like a painting, or landscape photo. With this particular specimen you are transported to a peach orchard in Arles in April, 1888. This pendant is all that and more; the longer you gaze into it, the more you see. 'Tis proffered quite majestically with a lovingly bead-woven "bail" which presents the stone like a medal of highest honor. Itty bitty seed beads in a palette chosen to mimic Van Gogh's, are stitched together, one-by-one .
The medallion is suspended from a meticulously bead-woven "rope" that extends the paintings feeling out in undulating waves of peach, golden sunshine, pale lilac, misty grey, blush pink and mauve Glass Seed Beads.
All this painterly beauty fastens at your nape courtesy of a Vintage Metal Button with a flower motif & loop closure ( 2 loops afford the luxury of adjusting the length)

Peach Orchard: 16 1/2 to 17 1/2 inches

Quite the statement in its own right; versatility is yours, as the pendant may be removed to be worn on a neck ring, scarf, chain, other strand of beads, that choice is up to you. Conversely, you may leave the pendant safely tucked away whilst you take the beadwoven rope necklace out on the town.