GlassOfVenice hotsell Murano Glass Grazia Necklace - Ivory Gold

hotsell From the Manufacturer

For many years GlassOfVenice has focused solely on direct import and worldwide distribution of authentic Murano Glass from Venice, Italy. GlassOfVenice was founded by a team of people with passion for Italy and Venice and appreciation of Venetian artistic heritage. The company carries the full range of Murano Glass crafted by the top artisans, from jewelry to tabletop, vases, sculptures, and chandeliers. GlassOfVenice stocks all its products in the U.S. warehouse and ships to retail and wholesale customers worldwide.

Product Description

Become an instant style icon with this stunning Italian Murano Glass necklace full of feminine charm and chic. Featuring a slightly convex pendant in lovely tender ivory color contrasted by a pattern of shimmering avventurina cutting through the white, this unique necklace is a perfect accent to any clothing style- from boho chic to formal dress-up and everything in between. It is so versatile you can wear it in every season and set it off a plunging neckline of a dress or a cozy sweater, and it'll never fail to bring the light and elegant flair of Venice into your life. A true representation of coveted Italian design, this necklace was handcrafted in a family-owned Murano Glass workshop, where the local masters are meticulously keeping the methods and techniques of their fathers and grandfathers. An amazing gift to a woman who loves unique jewelry and values Italian elegance and Venetian heritage.

●  Measurements: The length of the necklace is 16 inches, which can be extended by another 3 inches using the attached elegant and light extender chain.

●  The large pendant bead in the center measures 1-1/2 x 5/8 inch.

●  The necklace is a genuine Murano Glass article handcrafted on Murano, Italy. It comes with an attractive velvet pouch and a certificate of authenticity.

●  Because every Murano Glass jewelry creation is a unique work of art made by hand, slight variations of colors and patterns are possible and do not constitute a defect, since no two pieces can be made exactly the same.