Product code: Heidi Daus 5 strand choker & hinged popular bangle, Faux pearl beads, Swarovski crystals
Five strands of bronze faux pearl beads form the sides of this vintage Heidi Daus choker. It features a spectacular center element of inset Swarovski crystals. At 2 and 1/2 inch long by 1 and 1/4 inch high, it is a stunning design. The coordinating hinged bangle bracelet repeats the colors of the choker. Victorian-inspired in style, it is a combination of the crystal colors of purple, pastel blue, apple green, pink and copper inset in bronze tone metal. At the back of the choker popular there is a hook style clasp. Two rows of tiny apple green crystals are inset into the sides of the back, another display of the attention to detail in this necklace. The 4 inch long chain enhancer is accented with a small round ball inset with tiny apple green Swarovski crystals. One of those tiny crystals has been lost over time. Thankfully it is in the back, so you may be the only one to ever notice this. However, if you want to have it replaced, the Heidi Daus company accepts items back for repairs.
Five strands of bronze faux pearl beads form the sides of this vintage Heidi Daus choker. It features a spectacular center element of inset Swarovski crystals. At 2 and 1/2 inch long by 1 and 1/4 inch high, it is a stunning design. The coordinating hinged bangle bracelet repeats the colors of the choker. Victorian-inspired in style, it is a combination of the crystal colors of purple, pastel blue, apple green, pink and copper inset in bronze tone metal. At the back of the choker popular there is a hook style clasp. Two rows of tiny apple green crystals are inset into the sides of the back, another display of the attention to detail in this necklace. The 4 inch long chain enhancer is accented with a small round ball inset with tiny apple green Swarovski crystals. One of those tiny crystals has been lost over time. Thankfully it is in the back, so you may be the only one to ever notice this. However, if you want to have it replaced, the Heidi Daus company accepts items back for repairs.