Analogous violet and pink necklace

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I am an analogous violet and pink tassel necklace, Divya’s most recent creation. She made me as a birthday gift for a pretty girl who loves purple.

My colour scheme is what you would call an analogous colour harmony. Analogous colours are 3-5 hues located adjacent to one another on a colour wheel. It can also includes tints, tones, and shades of those hues. For example, as pink is a tint of red, its analogous colour family includes light reddish-oranges on one side and voiletish-blues on the other. I myself am violet, purple, plum, mauve and heliotrope to be exact. Ofcourse, there is a garnish of bronze and brass to make me fit for a princess.

Analogous violet and pink necklace

Analogous violet and pink necklace

I was inspired by wisteria flowers known for their symbolism of longevity, love, devotion and strength. That makes me a great birthday gift. I was gifted with a couple of assorted earrings and a handmade pipe cleaner bouquet.

I am made of an assortment of beads. Faceted round and rondrell agates make up the necklace and the tassel includes seed beads, glass crystals and ceramic beads.

Analogous violet and pink necklace

Tassel anyone?

I can be worn with or without the tassel. Join both the lobster claw clasps together and voila you have a super short, super cute beaded neck chain. I could be worn with other pendants too. But keeping the tassel on is fun. It draws the eye downwards, creating a sense of length and movement. The tassel was refashioned from two bead tassels that were earrings in their previous life. They were looped together and fitted with a bead cone with a little bead on top. The tassel is a combination of tiny rose and golden seed beads with fine, translucent pink crystals on the end.

I can be worn as the analogous violet and pink statement necklace. But my elongated silhouette also makes me feel light and graceful rather than heavy. A bit playful too, considering the tassel and all. I am curious to know what you think?

Based on the positive feedback that I received for my Fabric kundan earrings, which used the first person voice of the earrings, here is another experiment.

I hope you find it interesting

Cheers


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