This necklace was designed by Parisian jewelry designer Fanny Fouks. I have a few of her pieces now and thought I would share my most recent purchase.
The pendant is made of several layers of resin.
I love how a simple drilled hole was used to accommodate the dangle.
There are four drilled holes for the cords. I think this is beautiful. No glue was needed to add a bail or other jewelry component.
Beautiful piece… Any recommendations for buying a drill for that kind of work?
Resin is very soft compared to wood, I use a hand drill from Fiskars and it goes through it like butter.
Here is a post showing the drill. http://resincrafts.blogspot.ca/2012/06/bezel-wire-and-resin-tutorial-for_29.html
This is so cute! does the middle dangle go all the way through to the other side? it gets me thinking….always dangerous 😀
Hi Nicole. I am wearing this necklace today. Yes, it goes all the way through. The artist put a little extra felt on the back to cover the hole and wire, so I can't see what is holding it in place. Probably just a bend in the wire.