GLASS INITIAL NECKLACE
$130.00

Letter Pressed

Handcrafted charms as unique as you are: artist Jenny Gaynor hand stamps brass molds into small pools of molten glass using traditional Muranese lampworking techniques, with no two pendants hardening alike. A perfect way to wear your initial or that of a loved one or child. Sterling silver chain sparkles with semi-precious gems. Made in Los Angeles.

Choose from pink (rainbow moonstone), mint (peridot) or blue (aquamarine). Letters available in all colors.

Due to the slight difference in sizes among types of gemstones, the number of gemstones varies for each color. Mint has 60 stones, pink has 54 and blue has 56. This is to ensure that the stones are distributed evenly on the 18" chain.

Click here to see letter a, letter b, or letter c.

Because of the custom-made nature of this item, all sales are final. Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. Please select economy service as your shipping option, when ordering.

To Order:
Select the initial and color you would like from the drop down menu, click add to basket, and place your order. A member of our team will call and/or email to confirm the letter and color and finalize the order.

Click here to see each letter:
a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z.

• Item ID: 19425
• Materials: brass, sterling silver, glass, semi precious stones, 24kt gold-filled chain
• Pendant: .75" dia., Chain: 18" L
• sterling silver weight:.4 oz
• Because of the custom-made nature of this item, all sales are final. Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. Please select economy service as your shipping option when ordering.
  
  At this time, this item cannot be shipped to PO Boxes or to APO/FPO, or US Territories. Contact custom@uncommongoods.com with any questions.

Jenny Gaynor

Jenny Gaynor, a Los Angeles-based artist known for her airy, almost ethereal glass creations seeks to provide meaning to the things we touch everyday, thus creating handmade pieces of jewelry and art. Using her exceptional skills deriving from years of training under world-renown glass artists in Murano, Italy, Gaynor's vision to defeat redundancy has made her succeed in creating something that is truly unique. See all creations.