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This was my second double-tiered necklace, made possible by the extra hole in the two large green onyx beads. It was not easy threading this, believe you me. The two big green beads each had an extra hole drilled into them perpendicular to the main shaft but only going half way through. I used two separate strands of tiger tail, and threading the perpendicular shaft was quite difficult. The lighter green stones might be aventurine; it's been so many years since I made this that I don't remember at this point.

This is one of the first pieces I ever posted on dA, though I made it long before. The last three photos above are brand new, taken October 20th, 2013. I remain very proud of this piece, and this picture of it, taken via a scanner of all things, long before I had access to digital cameras. There's a good reason it features on my front page.

Description
This was my second double-tiered necklace, made possible by the extra hole in the two large green onyx beads. It was not easy threading this, believe you me. The two big green beads each had an extra hole drilled into them perpendicular to the main shaft but only going half way through. I used two separate strands of tiger tail, and threading the perpendicular shaft was quite difficult. The lighter green stones might be aventurine; it's been so many years since I made this that I don't remember at this point.

This is one of the first pieces I ever posted on dA, though I made it long before. The last three photos above are brand new, taken October 20th, 2013. I remain very proud of this piece, and this picture of it, taken via a scanner of all things, long before I had access to digital cameras. There's a good reason it features on my front page.