Silicon Gallies – Next Generation Glass Tile Pendant – Black Laptop Computer Key – CTRL Z Necklace


Image by Capitola Girl
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Next

Generation Computer Key necklace

fully modernizes the glass tile

pendant.

Capitola Girl Jewelry announced its release of the next generation in glass tile pendants, the Silicon Gallies collection. These modernized glass tile pendants run on an 18" silver and black beaded chain, and incorporate a silver plated hook-and-eye clasp to make closure security a real snap.

Designed to ensure that clients remain highly satisfied, computer keys are spaced on-center to provide style, precision and accurate placement around the neck.

Specifications:

~ Upcycled laptop computer keys (black)
~ 48mm x 24mm handcut glass tile
~ Large sterling silver Aanraku bail
~ 18" silver seed bead and black bugle bead chain
~ Silver plated hook and eye clasp

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Silicon Gallies – Next Generation Glass Tile Pendant – Laptop Computer Key Necklace by Capitola Girl Jewelry is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

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