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Posted 6 months ago
sammytheop…
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I searched high and low for this one, and it finally paid off after a couple of months. The dancer pendant is rather large, about 7 inches long and is signed 'Polcini' at the back of the dancer's hip. The face is very detailed, with the blue eye shadow, red lips, and blushed cheeks! The most interesting part of this necklace is, all the limbs are articulated and the move a lot, just like Thai dancers would! I rarely see this necklace go for sale, and they always fetch pretty good prices. This necklace is in silver tone, but it also comes in gold tone. When buying this necklace, always note the neck piece because it gets detached a lot and it leaves a hole behind.
Costume Jewelry NecklacesThe word “bling” wasn't added to the Merriam Webster dictionary until 2006,…