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For Sale Here: [link] (And there's more photos, too!)

This necklace is made from a heavy, oxidized pewter chain adorned with a skull and crossbones silver plated charm. The focal charm measures about 3/4" x 3/4". The chain links measure about 1/4" in diameter. The faux-double strand is made from gunmetal wire and bright blue crystal beads, and briolettes. They are adorned with gunmetal filigree caps. There are also black crystal pearls adorned with gunmetal filigree caps. The briolettes are accented with adorable, highly detailed angel wings charms in an oxidized silver-plate. The total length of this necklace is 18". It is a little heavier than my normal work.

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"Captain!"
A voice cried out, as thunder cracked across the sky. They always told me that women aboard any ship was doomed to be bad luck. I never listened. I felt the waves toss my vessel beneath my feet as if it were some children's toy. It was as if the Kracken itself had gotten a hold and was simply waiting for the right moment to sink it's ugly teeth in. I didn't speak to answer my crew. I pointed towards the life boats. There was no way any of us would make it now, but there was a slim hope...very slim. I stood on the bow of my boat and exhaled, preparing myself for a watery grave. -- Written by K.M. Alleena

Description
For Sale Here: [link] (And there's more photos, too!)

This necklace is made from a heavy, oxidized pewter chain adorned with a skull and crossbones silver plated charm. The focal charm measures about 3/4" x 3/4". The chain links measure about 1/4" in diameter. The faux-double strand is made from gunmetal wire and bright blue crystal beads, and briolettes. They are adorned with gunmetal filigree caps. There are also black crystal pearls adorned with gunmetal filigree caps. The briolettes are accented with adorable, highly detailed angel wings charms in an oxidized silver-plate. The total length of this necklace is 18". It is a little heavier than my normal work.

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"Captain!"
A voice cried out, as thunder cracked across the sky. They always told me that women aboard any ship was doomed to be bad luck. I never listened. I felt the waves toss my vessel beneath my feet as if it were some children's toy. It was as if the Kracken itself had gotten a hold and was simply waiting for the right moment to sink it's ugly teeth in. I didn't speak to answer my crew. I pointed towards the life boats. There was no way any of us would make it now, but there was a slim hope...very slim. I stood on the bow of my boat and exhaled, preparing myself for a watery grave. -- Written by K.M. Alleena