As pendants, the pair becomes a meditation on time passing.
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The pendants come in silver ($79.95) and gold ($99.95) options.
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Anthropologie's monogram pendants let your loves ones wear their initials proudly.
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I just started messing around — painting breasts on tiny ceramic pendants.
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It spawned an entire collection composed of pendants, bracelets and earrings.
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People, Places and things Statement pendants, Gucci's new restaurant — and more.
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Outside of purrmaids, Boyd also routinely offers other animal pendants as well.
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There are rhino-horn pendants that come in turquoise, jasper and jade.
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Wine Cork Pendants MaterialsAssorted corksPaintPaintbrushLetter stampsStamp padSmall eye hooksRibbon or twine Instructions1.
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As does Fitbit's Tory Burch-designed line of pendants and leather wristbands.
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Pratt told Money that he sold 200 to 300 pendants a week.
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Some people wore expensive jewelry like rings, silver pendants and gilded brooches.
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Pendants made of colored enamels and precious or semiprecious stones are conspicuous.
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The items include floor and table lamps, sconces and pendants, starting at $29.99.
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Up to 65% off chandeliers, sconces pendants and table lamps (through September 3).
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Opt for rhinestones, hearts, pendants, or monogrammed charms for an added personal touch.
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Orange Culture also sells jewelry, including hand-shaped pendants and earrings in bronze.
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I love our velvet chokers in different widths that have pendants or embellishments.
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"If you move a lot, glass pendants are a terrible idea!" he added.
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"The pendants embarrassed them," said Ernie Ianace, one of the company's co-founders.
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Unlike gold, it has no industrial use and cannot be turned into shiny pendants.
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The breakdown: 175 carats for bracelet & chain, and 40 carats for the pendants. #ItsGoodToBeRich
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There are pendants in the shape of the hand of Fatima, for good luck.
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On his website, Pratt Daddy, he sells crystal pendants, bracelets, earrings, necklaces, and apparel.
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Ties were caught at the neck by 3D-printed vegetable pendants: asparagus, hot peppers.
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His image appears on everything: not just T-shirts and mugs, but solid gold pendants.
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We use computerized designs to make things like pendants of poses from my greatest routines.
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Its ceramic wearable, which was modeled after Chinese jade pendants, is meant to be fashionable.
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Vanity be damned, she wore one of those pendants to be pressed if she fell.
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She stopped at a stall called the Thea Grant Outpost, admiring trays of vintage pendants.
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When ASAP Ferg was still a teenager in Harlem, he started making crystal-studded pendants.
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Visitors to the Great American Beer Festival bake their own pretzels and make stylish food pendants.
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Bar pendants are all the rage this season and look great layered with other, simple pieces.
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The Alexander McQueen men's collection also featured necklaces with jet-black Swarovski crystals and medallion pendants.
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The Waves can be configured in eight ways, into brooches, a bracelet, a necklace and pendants.
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At least one program, Access Securepak, offers religious items including the Bible, rosary beads, and Allah pendants.
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Agate Pendants While they lend an extra-fancy feel, these agate stunners couldn't be easier to craft.
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In lighting, in addition to a plethora of table lamps, there are pendants, sconces and floor lamps.
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The Cowboys running back hit up IF & Co. in L.A. and commissioned 2 matching diamond "214" pendants.
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The 18ct yellow gold pendants boast 0.07 carats of silver diamonds and are set into black rhodium.
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But form them into brooches, pendants and rings, and you have the beginnings of an iconic style.
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Ms. Grossman was showing me her altar, a pastiche of moon pendants, candles, crystals and dried flowers.
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She was buried in a calathos, or ceremonial headdress, bedecked with floral ornamented plates and shaped pendants.
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The pre-order for these pendants will run until October 18th, or until crafting capacity is reached.
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Odds are, you've already seen these vagina pendants on Instagram, even if you weren't familiar with Fitzgerald's work.
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There are, for example, gold pendants shaped like multidimensional stars in several sizes and covered in pavé diamonds.
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Had their parents bought identical pendants from the same Judaica shop in Frankfurt, no doubt long since gone?
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The total cost of "the abbreviated kitchen renovation," including new interior components and the Boffi pendants, was $10,800.
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Players received gold pendants for winning those championships, making this the first World Series ring in team history.
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Extra individual Mini Mini dog tag pendants cost $145, and are available in yellow, white, and rose gold.
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The pendants were crude—"nothing beautiful about them"—but they were novel, in a place that craved novelty.
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In media's haste to participate and editorialize in this trend, we're calling simple gold chains with pendants, charm necklaces.
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To modernise the pieces, the pendants are paired with Burmese jade and beaded charms strung along Rhodium-plated chains.
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An original brass light fixture hangs in the dining area and is complemented by new cylindrical brass ceiling pendants.
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Chopsticks, amulets, bracelets, pendants, even a showpiece, an intricately carved dragon boat that previously cost $225,000 – everything must go.
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As for the increasing rumblings of a Drake and Future album, check out their matching gold and silver pendants.
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Pandora sells customizable jewelry such as charms, bracelets, rings and pendants, at a lower price than competitors like Swarovski.
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According to Verma's lost property claim, the stolen items included 11 pairs of earrings, five necklaces and three pendants.
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The new mom created an exclusive collection of lighting options (starting at $29.99), including handwoven pendants, dome lamps and more.
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In a new Instagram photo, Joey, 40, accessorized with silver charm pendants that bear the names Indiana, Hopie and Heidi.
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The exhibition ranges beyond food to explore other pleasures of the flesh, as in a collection of Roman phallus pendants.
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Instead, use soft, frosted bulbs for shaded fixtures as well as pendants, which give off a much prettier light. 4.
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Best. Friend. Ever. The Dutch DJ ordered 5 chains with custom Afrojack logo pendants made with white gold and diamonds.
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From rustic pendants to jolly snowmen, we rounded up an array of personalized options that are sure to bring joy.
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Our sources say the missing items include custom rings, chains, bracelets, pendants, watches, earrings and even a diamond engagement ring.
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When ASAP Ferg was still a teenager in the Hamilton Heights neighborhood of Harlem, he started making crystal-studded pendants.
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This aligns with another discovery of pendants and shells colored with pigments, also thought to be the work of Neanderthals.
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Ms. Young's vibrant chrysomelanite and lapis lazuli brooches, which can also be worn as pendants, were pinned to blazer lapels.
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He was adorned with more than 11,8003 beads and pendants made of turquoise and more than 3,000 made of shell.
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Joan owned one of Brenner's most popular jewelry pieces, the letter necklace, filled with pendants of all of her grandchildren's initials.
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Pendants ranging from a fishhook and safety pin to a key and dog tag for her hyena Bruce dangle from it.
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These are the kind of studs and pendants we can break out on any occasion, from fancy to just-for-fun.
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Several of the chandeliers have a crisp industrial look, with bare-bulb pendants in the bathrooms and over the kitchen island.
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Known for their vintage-inspired gold pendants, hoop earrings, and stackable rings, Missoma's long been a favorite among fashion's elite in London.
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But, judging from recent sightings, Lucy Hale appears to be pretty committed to another necklace style: Alison Lou's ridiculously popular emoji pendants.
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We found the handpiece to be very comfortable to hold for long periods of time while making rings and pendants for necklaces.
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Estimated cost: Exterior lights such as walkway lights, spotlights or pendants can cost between $63 and $135 per fixture, according to Kiplinger.
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I figured I'd give it a go — if nothing else, the pendants were kind of pretty — but my expectations were very low.
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She created small pendants — nine delicate stones and a pearl with "x9" engraved on a silver bead — for each of the women.
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I studied industrial design focusing on jewelry — rings, pendants and earrings — for two years at the College of Creative Studies in Detroit.
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In glass cases along the wall are the crystal pendants Ms. Toomey designs, and which the studio sells for up to $2,800.
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Greens of all shades have been nudging their way onto the stage, too, appearing as emerald cabinetry, avocado backsplashes and sage pendants.
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Across the street at Makau Nui, the Hawaiian carver Benjamin Muti makes intricate pendants in cattle bone, marlin bill, abalone and more.
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Other members appear on pendants, including one from a Roman villa near Sudbrooke and a "fist and phallus" pendant carved from bone.
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The fine jewelry line, whose website featured black and white portraits of Trump modeling her pieces, encompassed rings, bracelets, pendants, earrings and necklaces.
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For many people, being in the presence of royalty is an excuse to break out one's best diamond chandelier earrings, pendants and tiaras.
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Numerous bodies were found buried without accompanying objects, but some were interred with brooches, bracelets, pendants, glass beads, pots, and various prehistoric weapons.
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These pendants from Catherine Weitzman caught my eye among the endless pieces of jewelry and clothing I see every day in market appointments.
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Gabe says there are 3,500 total diamonds to make up the piece, which he calls "one of the best pendants" he's ever made.
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Lesser known and less critically loathed, The Hebrew Hammer trades Cuban-link chains for Star of David pendants to send up blaxploitation cinema.
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Order a croissant and a frothy cappuccino to savor in one of the homey nooks lit by candles and classic Poul Henningsen pendants.
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The foyer's millwork, diamond-paned windows, a light fixture with dangling crystal pendants and staircase with bead-like balusters set the period tone.
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"I'm only wearing three today," she says (usually there are seven), and walks me through the significant pendants that she never goes without.
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Most of the objects are in the form of rosary beads and spherical pendants, often with hinged halves that open to reveal tableaus.
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These pendants take inspiration from Hindu, Chinese and Indigenous mythologies which tell of the world being found on the back of a turtle.
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Such pendants now seem pretty standard stuff, but they did persuade a generation that grew up offline to adopt wearables for the first time.
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He designed two 14-carat pendants, which the brand says is "fully iced out" in VS+ quality diamonds for his BFF, Cowboys quarterback, Prescott.
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He creates pendants, and miniature trophies that he then encapsulates inside glass orbs, giving his final products that impossible 'ship in a bottle' illusion.
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An avid tennis player, Ms. Van Parys recently created a series of luxe tennis ball and racket pendants in 18-karat gold and diamonds.
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He said he had sold 500 pendants, 200 frames and about 50 of the $99 items since they went on sale on March 19.
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Her necklace featured two dainty, 14-karat gold dog tag pendants engraved with the initials "M" and "H" (for Meghan and Harry, of course).
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As of this writing, five of A24's Furby pendants are for sale on eBay, with opening bids that range from $500 to $1,098.43.
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It is an ideal display for items à la mode — initial necklaces, chains, coin pendants — and whatever else finds its way into the jumble.
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Over a decade, the team has found thousands of personal items belonging to Jewish prisoners, including wedding bands, women's watches, hairpins and children's pendants.
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On the stage, its fringe of tin pendants tinkled against glass beads, floral brass buttons and a Buffalo Bill medal made in New York.
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The two artists unveiled a new line of shell cameos made into rings, earrings, cufflinks, and pendants at the opening of the Venice Biennale.
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The artists teamed-up with jewelry designer Liz Swig from Liz Works on a line of nine pieces including rings, earrings, cufflinks, and pendants.
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LG: i just had visions of us walking around wearing dongles like pendants, like jewelry … KS: [laughs] Okay, we're moving to the next question.
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Street stands sell hats embroidered with the face of El Chapo, devotional rosaries to the narco-saint Malverde, and pendants shaped like AK-47's.
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Etsy shop Girl and Her Cat specializes in creating custom "purrmaid" pendants for those who love cats in all their forms, including unicorn and mermaid.
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" This is not a scientific concept, but rather an invention of AlphaBioCentrix, a Nevada-based biotech company that sells "Quantum Energy Bracelets" and "Health Pendants.
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In addition to the ubiquitous nipple clamp, there are suckers, pumps, pendants, pinching magnets, and tingling balms that can show your nipples some serious love.
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The Yu Ahn collection consists of a bracelet and two necklaces featuring pendants that hold refillable citronella balls, that can last up to seven days.
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The final product ... two 14k white gold pendants, each covered with just under 10 carats worth of VS1 and VS2 quality diamonds (the good stuff).
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The artifacts discovered at the site include stashes of period jewelery that were hidden in deposits, like gilded brooches, glass beads, rings and silver pendants.
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Another is the array of glass pendants, each representing a city and suspended from a tubular grid that reinforces the installation's overall sense of order.
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It will be a free-standing white-plastered coil with a chandelier made of 18 strands of brass-trimmed pendants that dangle down its center.
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And then in my teens, I was immersed in hip-hop culture: It was all about four-finger rings, rope chains, Jesus pendants, eventually grills.
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Op-Ed Contributor Before Ghada Tafesh left the Gaza Strip for college in the United States, her family gave her a necklace with two pendants.
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The exhibition/performance involves Buerhaus posing as an art dealer, leading guests on a neurotic tour of Lowenthal's semi-wearable, somewhat ominous looking pendants and figures.
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"It's easier and cost me less money than diamonds," Eva says about her decision to stock her store primarily with gold chains, pendants, and doorknocker earrings.
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Lighting options include pendants, chandeliers and table lamps, while the living room furniture includes accent pieces like media consoles, side tables, coffee tables and indoor benches.
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A man simply named Murmur showed me his collection of laser-cut wooden pendants, which he planned to trade in exchange for other people's life stories.
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My glove box is filled with lapel flowers, pendants, pocket squares, bolo ties, various socks and stockings, and a full-on suit of neon cycling spandex.
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Though most of the pieces are tiny spin-offs of familiar artworks, the bracelets, brooches, pendants, rings, and cufflinks have the compressed power of artistic maquettes.
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The company offers bling both seen on and inspired by the series, ranging from statement piece neclaces like the one above, to pendants, rings, and earrings.
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What makes Viviano's installation into a viewing experience is the fine craftwork of the glass pendants, which also resemble the plumb bobs used in construction work.
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The result — a 2000-piece tribute collection comprising necklaces, pendants, bracelets and rings — will launch later this year, three decades after the photographer's death in 220.
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They mash up textures, fabrics and sizes; they bounce beads and gummy-bear pendants; their clothes are plastered with monkeys or chairs or beakers or keys.
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In the 1970s, for instance, the company's celebrated window designer Gene Moore created a neon-lit Chinese food container spilling diamond-encrusted pendants instead of noodles.
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Disney also stands to make a killing on thousands of licensed products: Elsa satin nightgowns ($30), "super sparkly" lip gloss sets ($255), Olaf diamond pendants ($270,2324).
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"She stares at lighting fixtures," says Ford, much like her mom, who released a limited-edition line of lamps and pendants at Target earlier this year.
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To protect his delicate paper brooches and pendants, Michihiro Sato, a Japanese jewelry designer based in Osaka, uses a special paint made from cashew-shell oil.
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The tiny pendants on Tea Flower's tutu and the gorgeous chocolate doublet, hose, boots and cloak of Cocoa's attire are among the my favorite marvels here.
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Lastly, we aim to use this technique on other devices, such as smartwatches, digital pendants, and head-mounted displays (HMD), which already have built-in tilt sensors.
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Broken English: Broken English prides itself on providing a special kind of "laid-back luxury," so think diamonds, colored stones, and geometric pendants with a boho vibe.
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"4/20 in LA," the one-time ballet dancer says reflectively, three miniature gold pendants (cactus, camel, owl) dangling from his neck as he rolls another joint.
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According to court docs, the jewelers say Davis ordered a $130,000 green Richard Millie watch, a $60,000 custom pendant, a $30,000 Rolex and four $12,000 "GTD" pendants.
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The Montiers were painted by the same artist and conceived as pendants, while Barack and Michelle selected different artists, each working in a distinctive style and format.
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And designer Rachael Ryen knows that better than anyone, which is why these three pendants in her collection go with absolutely every outfit — and match any style aesthetic.
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Macpherson's new abode has an ultra-modern feel, from its all-white bathrooms to the sleek kitchen with marble countertops and circular orange pendants hanging over the island.
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The tiara itself consists of 19 arches, 38 drop-shaped pearls – 19 of which hang as pendants and another 19 which serve as the removable upright pearl spikes.
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Both the Leaf Urban and the Chakra are lovely pieces of smart jewelry that can be worn as pendants on a necklace or as a clip on clothing.
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Performers and attendees dress as bards, knights and other medieval archetypes while enjoying period-appropriate food (turkey legs), crafts (pendants) and entertainment (jousting, above, at last year's event).
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Among the many synthetic wicker pendants is the orb-like Pacifica Outdoor Pendant, which comes in three diameters, 13.5 inches ($228), 20 inches ($328) and 26 inches ($448).
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There is also jewelry that is fun, including leather cuffs with gold spikes and long necklaces with pendants that are modern takes on the traditional Russian stacking dolls.
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On runways, on the streets, and in thriving Etsy shops, you can find an assortment of cloaks, crescent-moon pendants, flared chiffon skirts, and the occasional jewelled headdress.
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And Alexander Wang has his own irreverent charms: a three-piece capsule featuring rose gold padlock, lighter and pill-case pendants on his signature rhodium chain ($150 each).
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Post Malone can rest easy knowing his diamond chains and pendants are the real deal ... he just got his bling tested for authenticity, and passed with flying colors!!!
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From fresh takes on personalized jewelry to long, oversized pendants we haven't seen since the early '00s, the pieces bound to be dominating 2017 will be leaving minimalism behind.
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She paired the look with a Helorocha gold chain mail clutch festooned with dangly star and mood pendants which matched her thick band rings and dangly peace sign bracelet.
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Lamps Plus:Get 103% off on table lamps, pendants, floor lamps, chandeliers, ceiling lights and fans, stools, mirrors, vanities, outdoor lighting, fountains, and more from August 28 through October 1.
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In its booth on the showfloor, Fitbit also featured an eye-catching new line of Tory Burch-designed pendants, bracelets and wristbands designed to hold the Fitbit Flex tracker.
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The Layered-Up LookPile on your everyday faves — from chokers to body chains to larger pendants — and wear them all at once for a stunning, Instagram-worthy necklace party.
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Large and bearded, seen in a back yard sashaying in a wafting red caftan and crystal pendants, he sings, infectiously if not always intelligibly, about the pleasures of gossip.
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The resulting glass cube pendants and faceted table lamps allude to Old World Wiener Werkstätte-era lighting from the likes of Josef Hoffmann — while retaining a distinct Mexican minimalism.
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If you have a kitchen island, consider hanging pendants overhead, he said, which will light the space without taking up room you might need to eat or prepare food.
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The skull was also a recurring trope, lurking beneath diamond pendants, or with crossbones atop bracelets or rings — a reminder of what can linger long after one has gone.
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Jeudy went ALL OUT with two-tone yellow and white gold 'JJ4' and 'JEW' pendants with VS diamonds on 14k yellow VS gold diamond Cuban chains, worth $100k total.
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Front Burner Small gold and silver food symbols like pineapples, chiles, pigs, eggs, basil and corn decorate leather bracelets and small pendants in this new line of culinary jewelry.
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The wearing of phallic pendants seems to have had particular resonance with soldiers and young children, perhaps two groups who needed particular protection from unknown and unseen bad fortune.
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Pendants, uplights, downlights, LEDs — are you confused by all the options out there in kitchen lighting when it comes to creating the illumination you need to prep, cook and dine?
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But the millefiori glass beads, silver bell pendants and shell ornaments were brought in, most likely from Poland, the Baltic states and parts of the Roman Empire, the study said.
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The Emerald system was shown off at the White House in 2015 but is still finding its way to a market chock-full of devices that detect falls, invariably pendants.
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The 21-year-old Wisconsinite runs an Etsy store called Smudge Shop Wi, where she sells a variety of trinkets, pendants, and polished rocks, for a variety of holistic purposes.
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Papier-mâché pendants might seem a surprising choice for an avant-garde design and architecture firm, but Studio Ossidiana has a knack for imbuing spaces with a sense of whimsy.
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His dining room in Salamanca is contemporary and youthful, decorated with black farmhouse chairs and industrial-style pendants, and his food often arrives atop flat stones or inside glass jars.
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The gallery's most covetable works are surely the lightweight pendants and brooches of Louise Nevelson, made from scraps of incised wood that she painted black and slathered unevenly with gold.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the era also saw the birth of cocktail jewelry: massive gems, both precious and semiprecious, in rings and pendants, made to be brazenly visible even in low light.
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The flexibility to mix and remix different elements of a necklace — pendants and charms, chains and beads — fits neatly into current thinking about conscious consumption: buying less and buying thoughtfully.
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"I have received a huge amount of [direct messages] and [Etsy] messages regarding yoni pendants so many so that I can not possibly reply to every body," Fitzgerald wrote on Instagram.
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There are magazines curated especially for witches, tarot cards with original illustrations, herbs and oils with various protection and healing properties, amulets and pendants, and, of course, an abundance of crystals.
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He is wearing two pendants around his neck, one of them a large ankh, the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic ideograph symbolizing the gift of an afterlife, granted to humans by Egyptian deities.
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As a supporter of reproductive freedom, van Kempen decided to focus on contraceptives and abortion pills: Her designs include necklaces of birth control pills, IUD pendants, and an emergency contraception bracelet.
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Mr. Haimi said the charm found in Sobibor differed in one respect from the one belonging to Frank: the date on the pendants was different by a matter of three weeks.
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The 17-year-old rapper ordered 8 iced-out chains that say "Tha Lights Global" -- the name of his label -- with pendants in all different sizes ... from 10 to 30 carats.
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We first noticed the 29-year-old artist's lovely, gleaming, golden vulva pendants on Instagram about a year ago — then, suddenly, it seemed like all of our favorite Instagrammers were into them.
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Badging is what the car industry calls marking the front and back of a vehicle with a brand logo, name, model number, engine specification, and other stickers, pendants, imprints, etchings, and more.
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It's a nod to the "urban and elegant" woman and was inspired by a unisex bracelet from 1971 that the company expanded into a new collection of earrings, rings, necklaces and pendants.
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The jeweler, which tapped model and reality TV star Kendall Jenner to star in its Spring 13 brand campaign, has added more affordable items like pendants and earrings to appeal to millennials.
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And for your efforts, three different output options are available through Sky Castle Studios' partnerships with Shapeways and Sandboxr: tiny, full-color statues, monochrome miniatures, and metal "Chibi Charm" pendants for keychains.
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It was home to "Rainforest," an installation conceived by David Tudor, of bell-, bucket- and pipe-shaped pendants suspended from the ceiling, each emitting the rustles and murmurs of an imaginary jungle.
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The state pendants are 130 bucks (not bad considering they're sterling silver and are crafted by celeb-loved designer Maya Brenner), and with our exclusive discount and free shipping for first-time Joyus.
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There are retellings of how someone met their partner or best friend at a Placebo show, and photos of personal tokens—old merch, customized pendants, tattoos—that symbolize a connection to the album.
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Captain America and Winter Soldier Best Friend Necklace Pendants — $17.60 See Details AVENGERS via GIPHY This tank top isn't exactly designed for SHIELD operatives, but it's probably pretty handy for Romanoff-esque workouts.
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The concept was introduced to VitalTech in 2016 after board member Dan Flaherty noticed that residents of a senior-care nonprofit he financially supports were not wearing their pendants that monitor for falls.
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Sconces or pendants hung near eye level on either side of the mirror will provide light where it's needed, while an overhead fixture can deliver general illumination for the rest of the room.
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Models marched in front of gigantic heaps of marigold petals, wearing a collection of strong-shouldered jackets and capes, both flecked with silver pendants, cozy Shetland knitwear, artisanal fringed scarves and voluminous trousers.
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Artifacts uncovered at the site include gilded silver brooches with an animal ornament, imported glass beads, cowrie shells brought in from the Mediterranean or Black Sea, silver pendants, rings, and a Roman gold coin.
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The two Rookie of the Year candidates now have matching bling, but instead of cute initial pendants or old school lockets, they have custom diamond chains (estimated to have a five-figure price tag!).
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As you know, Keyshia and Gucci are one iced-out couple ... their wedding gifts included two 28-carat diamond necklaces, with matching 15-carat diamond pendants in the shape of a heart and key.
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Plus, it's not limited to reek-free carryalls; the three-year-old line, started by former model Molly Kavanagh, also includes gold-plated pendants that do double duty as, uh, highly functional weed accessories.
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But while she may be bare, she's still flawlessly accessorized, wearing an assortment of gold pendants and chains as well as a gold-and-diamond encrusted grill peeking out from under her upper lip.
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" She uses a team's official colors as the starting point for the jewelry, which includes rings, bracelets, pendants, money clips, earrings and card cases that Ms. Shaheen noted are "for holding your season tickets.
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Astley Clarke's line is also, for the most part, plated, as are pieces by other brands, including True Rocks, a British brand that creates sassy pendants with dangling safety pins, razor blades and screws.
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Gold earrings with dangling pendants shaped like crescent moons and birds, dating to the 11th century, are a rare example of secular material here, and their filigreed panels reflect the influence of neighboring Iran.
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Diners can sit on squat wooden chairs, a tan-leather banquette or felt-topped stools at the bar, which is lit by orblike pendants and backed by a Bauhaus-via-Brazil geometric tile mural.
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If you think you have been seeing more men wearing rings, bracelets and pendants — like Jay-Z, John Mayer or Hiroshi Fujiwara, known as the Godfather of Tokyo's trendy Harajuku area — you're not wrong.
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She also has done burger and fries cuff links ($880) and edamame charms in tsavorite and black diamonds ($2,380), as well as nonedible inspired pieces like pendants that indicate battery energy levels in gems.
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Miyabica's collection includes everything from bracelets consisting of a leather cord and a single tiny lacquer bead, which sell for about 3,000 yen, or $25, to necklaces with large pendants that cost about ¥300,000.
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Even if it's for a birthday or an anniversary, you will not (or should we say knot?) regret replacing the heart pendants with something a little less obvious that sends the same important message.
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He also posted a pic of Offset's fiancee, Cardi B. For the record, the 2 alleged assailants were rockin' "Migo Gang" pendants -- but it's unclear if they have any real connection with the rappers.
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As Bantjes builds from three-pointed stars all the way out to galaxies, she refers to brooches, earrings, pendants, and bracelets, all floating in a dazzling matrix of gemstones and silver filaments surrounding her text.
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We're told YG had 4 "4 Hunnid" pendants made ... with nearly 3 carats of flawless white diamond in each -- and gifted one of them to Gurley before L.A.'s win over the Seahawks on Sunday.
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They soon found that it was more lucrative and easier to create smaller objects for higher prices: manufacturing bespoke parts such as umbrella handles, belt and handbag hardware, phone cases, necklace pendants, and watch buckles.
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The store has a huge following on social media and its Instagram account features photos and videos of the elaborate, diamond-encrusted rings, watches, chains and pendants its jewelers have made for their famous clients.
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Check out the three extravagant gold pendants here, hammered at the start of the last millennium in what today is Panama: symmetrical, supernatural birds, their wings splayed out flat, their necks ringed with zigzagging necklaces.
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Among the stolen items were seven diamond rings totaling $70,000, a $35,000 engagement ring, and two rose gold diamond chains with custom baby T-rex tooth fossil pendants encrusted with pink diamonds valued at $30,000.
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In Moscow, unable to find a job, he had obtained a license to sell "fine art," and, applying a lenient definition of the term, cast zodiac pendants out of gypsum for sale at weekend markets.
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The store has a huge following on social media, and its Instagram account features photos and videos of the elaborate, diamond-encrusted rings, watches, chains and pendants its jewelers have made for their famous clients.
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Adding the finishing touch to any outfit, pendants of today come in avariety of forms, and are often best layered with other pieces to add the signature, personal flair that makes an ensemble feel uniquely you.
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The Biebs' company, The House of Drew, is launching a line of clothing and merch early in 2019, and to celebrate the occasion ... he ordered up 6 custom necklaces with pendants of the happy Drew logo.
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Tiffany has been refreshing its offerings with more affordable items such as pendants and earrings, to appeal to millennials who have been gravitating to lower-priced competitors such as Denmarks Pandora A/S and Signet Jewelers.
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Norse gods and Christian symbolism combine on brooches and pendants, tangible evidence of the kind of slow cultural conquest or merging that is harder to dramatize than a plain old military invasion but fascinating to contemplate.
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Kerr, a former Victoria's Secret model, was given diamond pendants, earrings and other jewelry worth about $8 million in 2014 by Malaysian financier Jho Low, according to a June 15 U.S. Department of Justice civil lawsuit.
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But where the glass pendants are deployed according to their coordinates on the map on the floor, the vinyl silhouettes are read from left to right according to age, which is indicated by a vertical timeline.
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She has noticed that the two often appear in different jewelry components: lead in lobster claw clasps and solid pendants, for instance, and cadmium in lighter-weight designs and on the backing of stones and crystals.
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"Then we painted the center open wall a charcoal gray, to add depth and contrast, and got some great Boffi linear pendants over the island, which changed the whole tone of the kitchen," Ms. DiCarlo said.
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As is evident in her pendants, which exude an organic essence while alluding to the violent and artificial tendency of humans to draw lines, it is the concept of a border that contains and separates us.
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If you want to select a present that'll likely stay with your loved one, try one of these: The least returned gifts for women are watches, fine jewelry (necklaces and pendants, in particular) and anti-aging skincare.
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And if you're a small town kid feeling a little homesick in the big city, Kenneth's got a ton of pendants to offer you: Stone Mountain High School AV Club, Okefenokee Swamp Park, and Wild Animal Farm.
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Alison Lou, a New York City-based label carried by Net-a-Porter and at tastemaker stores including Kirna Zabete and Matches, sells chains with dangling yellow gold pendants shaped like expressive emoticons for less than $500.
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"Lil Wayne was in his soldier rags, he had Girbaud jeans, a tank top, some camouflage and Reeboks on," recalls Ross, adding that the fashion there and then was white t-shirts adorned with iced-down pendants.
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When the archaeologists researched pendants of that era, he said, they were struck by something else: the pendant found at Sobibor was nearly identical to one that had belonged to Frank, who was also born in Frankfurt.
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Mary Harmon Hilburn has her Alabama championship rings in the form of lavaliers — pendants that are what you would get if you sliced off the meaty face of the ring like popping off the top of a muffin.
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From new takes on the classic locket to Instagram-worthy moon-faces and ornate shapes, the market is chock-full of wearable pendants you can buy with, or without, chains, or even add to necklaces you already have.
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Floors are a light-colored maple, as is some wall paneling; lighting includes brightly colored pendants in the living room and horizontal neon fixtures in the library loft, custom designed as a homage to the artist Dan Flavin.
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Once Phelan saw Yau's CLOSER pieces — which consists of large, folded sterling silver earrings, pendants and cuffs — she realized it complemented her own spring/summer 2017 collection of unraveled basket-weave knits, so they decided to team up.
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Supporting her friend Serena Williams at the U.S. Open final on Saturday, Meghan wore two gold dog tag pendants by Los Angeles jewelry brand Mini Mini Jewels, who were delighted to spot their designs on the royal mom.
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Repossi ended up commissioning a maître d'art to carve molds of some of these figurative elements in wax, which were then cast into steel pendants and, in some cases, coated in bright colors like magenta and bottle green.
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"If we can get more, we can make more," said Wu Xinghua, an owner of Jin Sha Mammoth, which operates five workshops and two galleries around China that produce and sell jewelry, pendants and other intricately carved figures.
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The second study, led by Katerina Douka from the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History in Germany, offered new dates for Neanderthal and Denisovan fossils, along with tooth pendants and bone points found at the site.
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Clad in the brand's three latest sneaker styles, below she reveals her fresh perspective on everything from activism to style; why exactly she started Tiny Breast, a line of ceramic boob pendants; and her advice for effecting real change.
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They learned, for instance, that in the Victorian era, some Europeans wore name brooches, and around the same time within the Jewish tradition, some wore pendants that said "mizpah" to signify that they were separated from a loved one.
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She's back once more, her sway, strong as ever, reflected in an outpouring of Frida-inspired jewelry: sculptured hands suspended from earrings and necklaces, Day of the Dead skulls charms, bracelets and pendants stamped with the artist's vivid features.
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Its cheerful décor of turquoise tiles shaped like fish scales and matching light pendants was inspired by the most prized ingredient on the menu: almadraba tuna from Southern Spain, which is caught using traditional methods dating back 3,000 years.
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Image: Katerina DoukaThe artifacts found at the site, such as bone points, pierced teeth, and pendants, were dated to between 49,000 and 43,000 years ago, and they're now the oldest artifacts ever uncovered in northern Eurasia, according to the Douka paper.
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Complementary to both your summer glow and your warm-weather wardrobe, everyone should have a few layer-able gold pendants on hand that not only finish off your look, but maybe even carries some personal significance for you as well.
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Under Chief Executive Alessandro Bogliolo, former head of fashion firm Diesel and a Bulgari alumnus, Tiffany has been building up its e-commerce business and is trying to court younger shoppers with more affordable pendants and earrings and new designs.
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Most of the collection of rings, pendants, cuff links, charm bracelets and earrings pairs the synthetic rubies, also called Verneuil rubies after the man who pioneered the chemical process in the late 1800s, with 18-karat gold or silver settings.
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During the 1203s, European designers of Art Deco pieces prized coral as a way to introduce color into jewelry, mixing it with onyx, diamonds, lacquer or lapis lazuli in everything from pendants, rings and brooches to combs and other hair ornaments.
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Instead of seducing someone's lover, she attempted to burn someone at the stake, charm someone with evil pendants, or turn them evil altogether —all par for the course for a witch who claims responsibility for the sinking of the Titanic.
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In 27, the couple launched Foundrae, a New York-based jewelry company whose eclectic, mystical pendants, chains and charms are adorned with silver and diamond-accented glyphs — including stars, arrows and pyramids — that Beth culls from across history and cultures.
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Some chandeliers illuminate a cluster of crystals or dangle a collection of pendants, but there is another style that is becoming increasingly popular in contemporary interiors: the slender, multi-armed chandelier that stretches out and distributes light across a larger area.
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Both spaces are filled with beautiful handmade essentials, from vintage leather carryalls she finds in local markets to organic cotton T-shirts silk-screened with quirky line drawings to her own jewelry designs — delicately hammered bronze or silver cuffs and pendants.
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Loehnis's collection of earrings, cuffs, pendants and rings dates from the 19th century onward and has been sourced everywhere from the design site 1stdibs to the Jewel Gallery, a London online retailer that specializes in Art Deco and Belle Époque pieces.
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The foundation of the Aaron collection is a range of chains and locks, hardware-inspired elements (often bejeweled or engraved) that function as pendants or charm holders, or that can be joined together to create bracelets, necklaces or other adornments.
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In one instance, he extracted goose-egg-sized cameos inset in an antique wooden Italian wardrobe and had an artisan in Rome reset them in a pair of gold hoop pendants, adding emeralds to one and rubies to the other.
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She also kept her accessories super light as has been her want lately, favoring simple gold pendants from her husbands collaboration line with Jacob the Jeweler, a pair of strappy sandals, and her hair wore down and slightly wavy to her waist.
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Along the way, amid the decorated rail cars filled with evergreens, ornaments like tea cups and pendants, colorful lights, and beautifully wrapped gifts, the kids and their parents delight in sips of hot chocolate with marshmallows and snickerdoodle cookies served by dancing chefs.
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It's a whimsical fantasy land of jewelry spilling out of drawers, hanging from chandeliers and coming together on her work table, where she makes everything herself by hand, setting semiprecious stones, mismatched beads and bird- and fish-shaped pendants using twisted wire.
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"Global Cities" (2015), his installation at the Grand Rapids Art Museum (GRAM), translates graphs that register explosive growth in urban populations around the world — from New York, Rome, and Mexico City to Sydney, Lagos, and Shanghai — into the varying contours of glass pendants.
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Should what was left of the stage be cut into circles (for pendants with peace symbols, which Mr. Gold is selling for $99 apiece), into small pieces mounted in a frame ($299) or slightly larger squares ($499, complete with a glass cover)?
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"She has invented a style that everybody wants to follow," said Carole Le Bris Perez, whose ornate pieces including tourmaline, sapphire, turquoise and diamond encrusted skull rings and pendants were created in homage to Kahlo's fascination with the Mexican cult of death.
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Ms. Packard's recent collection, Under the Influence, included G&T earrings with dangling slices of lemon and cucumber in resin and enamel (315 pounds, or $404), little glass Hit the Bottle earrings (£5003), and Cocktail Hour pendants of little inverted umbrellas (£250). www.tessapackard.
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Meghan, who sported a denim dress for the tennis championship, wore two gold dog tag pendants by Los Angeles jewelry brand Mini Mini Jewels, one bearing her own "M" initial and also one engraved with "H" to represent her husband Prince Harry.
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It can be brutal (the infamous anecdote about robbing pregnant women for "#1 MOM" pendants on "Gimme The Loot") and even embarrassing (on the album's intro, he plays his teenaged self, robbing a train because his mom won't let him hold any money).
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His nods to classic rock are most evident in two narrow vertical paintings that hang as pendants, facing each other across the room: "Fillmore West" and "Fillmore East," for those in the know, evoke legendary rock concerts organized by Bill Graham between 1968 and 1971.
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" Pieces will start at $1,100, including 18-karat gold bee and diamond fly necklaces; oversize medallions with zodiac signs carved in malachite, lapis lazuli and other stones; and pendants with a gold Star of David that, she said, "look like two razor blades coming together.
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Last week, at a celebrity-studded party in Brooklyn, Bulgari was to unveil the line's newest iteration: B.zero1 Rock, a range of unisex rings, pendants and bracelets featuring rows of metal studs, created in yellow gold with diamonds or rose gold with black ceramic.
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In "Genesis" (2009), the pioneering body artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge wears a necklace whose charms echo the hanging pendants and small totems in "Rainbow Altar (Spring into Summer)," from 2019, while one of her tattoos mirrors the placement of a dangling pink ribbon.
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Conservators at the Rijksmuseum, the Dutch national museum, also examined the painting using macro X-ray fluorescence scanning, comparing its pigments with a pair of Rembrandt pendants, "Marten Soolmans and Oopjen Coppit," which the museum purchased along with the Louvre in 2015 for $180 million.
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Not to mention his jewelry — like "Ornamental Chain and Pendants: designed by Mucha and made by Georges Fouquet" (1900) — sculpture, theatre, and shop designs, such as "Interior of Georges Fouquet's Shop: Drawing for the Fireplace with Statuette, Mirror and Ornamental Details on the Wall" (c.1900).
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The montage of photos also serves as proof that she not only plays favorites with her wardrobe, but she also has a penchant for accessorizing with sparkly pendants and has developed a signature, slightly feathered, bobbed and banged hairstyle that shows no signs of changing anytime soon.
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Sheffield's collections are crafted with mixed precious metals, inverted-set diamonds, and solid gold gemstones; current highlights include uncomplicated pearl studs ($350), gorgeous swooping pendants like this yellow gold, rainbow moonstone, and champagne diamond necklace, $1,750, and some really beautiful, one-of-a-kind engagement rings.
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"Interesting is the iconography of objects and amulets, which invoke fortune, fertility, and protection against bad luck, and the numerous pendants in the shape of a small phallus, or the ear, the closed fist, the skull, the figure of Harpocrates, the scarabs," Osanna said in his statement.
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The database, which is available in both English and Arabic, is fully searchable and can be filtered by period and site type; some pre-populated searches of the latter include "Pendants," or circular burial enclosures, and "Fortified farms in Libya," of which there are nearly 600.
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Pandora, which is best know for its charms, bracelets, rings and pendants, said it still expected 2017 revenue in the range of 23-24 billion Danish crowns ($3.58-$3.74 billion) and a margin on earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of around 38 percent.
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There, in a square coffin Bugdaycay had carved out of the book's innards, were two pendants, one with the names of the two central characters, another with "Lispenard"; and a ring, with all four of the main characters' names, the space between them punctuated with tiny diamonds.
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At his store, Johnny Ramli specializes in accessories with a relaxed, rock star-ish edge that made Brad Pitt a fan: Think oxidized, aged precious metals and long slim chains with quirky pendants (once, inspired by a visit to the dentist, he fashioned a jagged tooth).
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In a dramatic atrium ringed by three stories of black steel balconies, furniture scenes were recently set with pristine Paolo Buffa armchairs from the 503s, modern brass pendants by Simone Fanciullacci, velvet-wrapped tables, and rare Brazilian wood furnishings by the modernist architect Lina Bo Bardi.
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The set, of his own design, consists of little more than a steamer trunk and a curtain; Mike Baldassari's lighting is largely confined to the glow of a grove of acorn-shaped pendants, wittily referencing the trees of the forest in which most of the action takes place.
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At 2615 East 2829th Street The Me & Ro designer Robin Renzi crafted sterling silver engraved "Joy" ($21) and heart ($2650) pendants for the Joyful Heart Foundation, with 250 percent of proceeds going to support the organization, which provides support to survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence and child abuse.
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Mr. Gahunia, who died in 2002, came to be one of the founding fathers of what is known as the Mahatma Gandhi district, the bustling area on Hillcroft Avenue that is home to more than 30 Indian-run businesses, like sari shops, henna salons and jewelers selling gold Ganesh pendants.
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As part of the show, the artist plans to invite visitors to contribute to the installations by bringing in offerings — objects no larger than two inches by three inches — in exchange for handmade "psychic cross" pendants, from a limited edition of 1,000 designed by the artist and produced in Kathmandu.
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There was the Chinese silk pajama suiting of later years, now trimmed in ostrich feathers (almost everything, including shawls and shoes, was trimmed in feathers), along with jet-beaded satins, 1940s knickers and neat pale beige 1960s car coats and dresses, dangling giant gem-bedecked pendants and more of that marabou.
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Oliveira opted for a modern aesthetic — you'll find modular sofas, as well as metal tubular pendants that were designed by her firm, Mezzo Atelier — but still managed to nod to the place's history: The facade, naturally, is painted a flamingo pink, and the kitchen walls are the color of ripe oranges.
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New for this fall, for example, is the Blooming Arrow line of pendants, earrings, bracelets and rings featuring rubies, emeralds, amethyst, rose quartz and black onyx set in 18-karat rose gold and inspired by the museum's Ragamala painting, a medieval Indian style of artwork depicting a series of musical melodies.
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So whether you're looking to treat yourself to a new personalized charm, a decorated zodiac symbol to add to your favorite chain, or perhaps a unique necklace to gift and rekindle your best friend love again, you're bound to uncover that new jewelry staple with the range of 29 charming pendants ahead.
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And if you thought those pieces were over the top just wait until you feast your eyes on this gold and diamond evening bag worth $15,000, mabé pearl, diamond and onyx Bulgari ring for $0003,000, a pair of $1,500 Ruser diamond ear clips, and $7,000 Van Cleef & Arpels diamond and platinum ear pendants.
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As an indicator of opulence, the tassel naturally was used in jewelry: One of history's most infamous necklaces — the subject of the so-called Affair of the Diamond Necklace, a scandal that discredited Marie Antoinette and the French monarchy before the French Revolution — was, in fact, an elaborate confection of diamond pendants and tassels.
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Hardly a blank-slate pied-a-terre for the Los Angeles–based mogul, the five-bed, five-bath condo offers distinctive design: Richly paneled walls, and colorful touches, including a leaf-green ceiling in the kitchen accented by floral fabric pendants, and a one-of-a-kind dining nook with a purple-wallpapered ceiling, are just a few standouts.
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Ross says that the crew claimed two versions of the Cash Money pendants, one iced-out and the other with a black onyx background, estimated to have cost around $15,000; when Mannie Fresh displays his, the relatively small size of the piece comes off as quaint when set against the ginormous chains rappers would soon begin to flaunt.
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It includes Holly Dyment, the Toronto-based designer who hand-painted green enamel leaves on 18-karat gold earrings, rings and pendants in 2016 ("in anticipation of legalization," she said), and the San Francisco-based Lauren Harwell Godfrey, whose Harwell Godfrey line features a locket packed with a cannabis-infused lip balm made by the Northern California brand Vertly.
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And those polished, girly stores, awash with pastels and chandeliers and replete with Color Bars for customers to customize their latest drusy pendants and dangly earrings, are integral to Scott's strategy: 75% of her business comes from her standalone stores and website, with the remainder of sales happening via wholesaling to around 1,000 boutiques (some e-comm) as well as retailers like Bloomingdale's, Neiman Marcus, and Nordstrom.
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A number of silver and gold objects, and pearl and jade jewelry, such as a Tianzi headpiece decorated with carved jadeite and pearls worn by Manchu women in the Qing dynasty, display aesthetics that are echoed in carved jade pendants and brooches produced by Chaumet in the 1920s, including a veil pin of platinum and baroque pearls made in 1921 for Eva Gebhard, Baroness Gourgaud.
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So when her fine jewelry line Alison Lou had its debut in 2500, the New York-based designer called her first collection Emoticore: gem-studded 183-karat gold emojis, ranging from a large smile with heart-shaped eyes in rubies or enamel (called Lovestruck; rings, pendants and stud earrings, now starting at $218) to a 219-millimeter ruby-pavéd pendant with black diamond eyes (called Angry Face, now $2800,400).
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