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This is gorgeous. Every single bead and pendant is a treasure.
Absolutely fantastic, Ann. I agree with Toya. All the beads are precious and the arrangement is superb.
Excellent,faux amber has a wonderful color.
Such a beautiful combination! You really are very creative, Ann. I love how you've mixed in those tiny khamsas.
nice material,colors and forms combination. splendid piece
Preethi, good to see you back :-)
Lovely Tribal necklace!!
Wooow! Please could I be first on the list if you ever decide to sell this?
Frankie, I thought this would be just up your street when I first saw it. It is a splendid thing and with lovely colours.
Thelma, you`ve got me well taped! Think I could`ve been close by when the "amber" was bought even.
Ann, you are such a good colourist. It reflects in your choice of dress, souk bags (!!!), everything.
Frankie, Thelma, M.A, Patricia, thanks for your kind words. The necklace is lovely and light and Frankie indeed was close-by when I bought the faux amber. I actually have a strand of "real" amber but would you believe, I prefer this dark brown reddish colour. I think faux amber is just fantastic.
Frankie you don't need any more Mauritanian beads surely? I have to admit they are unbelievably nice and wouldn't mind more myself! The design really is a Faouzi design with the little khamsas........... I now have some more designs in my head and also many of the little hamsas, courtesy of Faouzi. What a good time we had.
PS. Frankie the carpet bag makes a good "weekend away" bag, and I love that too.
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