Dove Pendant - Before |
I took the lobster claw clasp that you see on the left side off and the large jumprings with charms on the right side off. The chain that has the nubs is going buh-bye and I will replace it with a plain chain that I had. I threaded the dove onto the new chain. I took one set of large jumpring and small links off the charms part so I could use them to hold the lobster claw on one side, threaded the left-over charms section onto the new chain next to the dove and then added another jumpring to the chain to make-up the other side/end. Ok, blah, blah, I know....
Almost there.... |
The tools I am using to manipulate the jumprings are from this mini-sized set of pliers. It was a bargin for the set but they are a pain to use. Cheaper ain't always better, ladies. It took me awhile to get the jumprings onto the tiny links of the new chain. You can sort of see the kink in the old chain in the pic above.
Viola! The revamp is complete and in my mind a success!
Dangle-tastic! |
Now, I can keep the dove and finally jump on the skeleton key pendant banwagon. I'm usually so far behind the banwagon that I cannot even run to catch it. I love the Tiffany's key pendants, but since the cheapest one retails for over $125 (we are talking only silver, no diamonds), I will settle for my Fossil version!
1 comment:
I noticed your pretty "new" necklace last night and thought it was adorable!! I wondered why I hadn't seen it before...and now I know!! Great job!!
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