We are delighted to introduce this necklace, made with a lavish use of precious and beautiful beads.
The Czech Republic, a renowned center for glassmaking, boasts the "High Enamel" technique, a traditional decorative painting style applied to fine tableware since the 17th century.
It's possible that the House of Habsburg, a royal family with deep ties to the land now known as the Czech Republic, may have cherished tableware adorned with such paintings for their hospitality.
You may have encountered pieces featuring flowers depicted with a subtle, raised texture, often combined with ornate gold accents on vases or wine glasses.
We have managed to procure these decorative elements, specially applied to beads.
The technique requires exceptional skill due to the small canvas and the highly curved surface onto which the designs are painted.
The subtle variations in the motif on each individual bead are a testament to their hand-painted nature.
With a wish that the art of creating these exquisite beads continues to thrive, we are releasing this piece, a unique creation, hoping it will be seen by as many people as possible.
Flowers bloom with a soft elegance against a calm, matte background.
The designs differ on the front and back; the reverse side features a single, delicate bud poised to open.
This is a double-strand necklace, luxuriously incorporating five of these special beads.
The central bead catches the light, revealing a bright, warm brown, reminiscent of Darjeeling tea, often called the champagne of black teas.
The two beads on either side, along with smaller, solid-colored beads, are an elegant garnet hue.
These smaller beads are, of course, also Czech beads.
The garnet-colored beads possess a captivating dynamism; under typical indoor lighting, they exhibit a deep, rose-like hue of reddish-black, similar to a dark red rose (as seen in image 9). However, under diminished light, such as from incandescent bulbs or in bright daylight outdoors, they transform into a vivid red.
The shorter strand measures approximately 60cm (including the clasp and adjuster), offering a relaxed and graceful fit.
This piece is intended for those who are drawn to its allure,
For lovers of Garnet / Flowers / White / Wine Red / Czech / Austrian / Habsburg / Royal Family / European / Princess / Aristocracy / Royalty / History / Western History / World History / Fine China / Bohemian Glass / Venetian Glass / Gifts / Celebrations / Thank You Gifts / Recitals / Favorite Things / Color of Choice / Effortless Chic / Elegant / Mature and Sophisticated / Mature and Cute / Mature Girly / For those who wish to express a different side of themselves.
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Please be aware that High Enamel may chip if subjected to impact, such as dropping or bumping.
Czech beads may exhibit minor surface imperfections, such as small indentations, scratches, or tiny bubbles within the glass.
Additionally, variations in shape and color between individual beads are to be expected.
We kindly ask for your understanding of these characteristics inherent to Czech beads.
As each piece is handmade, there may be slight variations in size and shape.
This is a delicate item, so please handle it with care.
The mannequin used for size reference is smaller than actual size. Please refer to the "Size" details.
Product images are taken in natural light unless otherwise specified.
Material: Glass, Metal
Size: Approx. 60cm (including clasp and adjuster)
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- A necklace luxuriously crafted with precious, beautiful beads adorned with "High Enamel," a traditional decorative painting technique that has graced fine tableware in the Czech Republic since the 17th century.
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