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Vintage Venetion Cobalt Blue Wedding Cake Glass Bead Necklace | Art Glass1278 of 5903 |  |  |
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Agram.m
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This necklace has a total of 17 wedding beads and 18 blue crystal glass beads. The color of the wedding beads is cobalt blue with pink roses, copper lines and yellow and turkoois dots. There is a real silver little clasp hallmarked 835 with a tiny stone (see photo).
The necklace is 17.7" long, the wedding bead are handmade and 15 mm. Each bead is different.
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mustangtony thanks for your often loving and support
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These are lovely Agram.
Any idea where the beads were made?
Pardon my ignorance, but what is a wedding bead?
vetrai050 in the first place thanks for loving. Than I'll try to answer your above question; Wedding cake beads are lamp worked glass beads that are decorated with intricate, colorful glass overlays, often of (pink colored) roses and decorative swirls and dots. This type of bead was originally made in Murano, Italy. I'll hope you know enough otherwise please ask!
AR8Jason thanks for your loving. You brought an idea to show all the cufflinks. I show you some antiques from my husband.
Ah, Agram, these are quite delightful. They make me want to buy a beautiful new suit, and a pair of elegant and very uncomfortable shoes, to flatter this necklace! : ) The blue color is so beautiful! I have a necklace with Murano wedding beads, but mine are not nearly as beautiful as yours. Lovely!
miKKoChristmas11, thanks for your nice idea, I follow it! Indeed I'm fond of the beautiful blue. In my jewels I have another two necklaces (also here to see on CW)also of Murano beads which are also very colorful and nice. I had the opportunity to buy a matching pair of earrings which I expect every day. Than I'll hope to can go out although it's winter and not nice weather. Thanks for loving !
Slave-to-glass thanks for your loving and interest
BELLIN68 I'm alsways happy your support and loving
You're welcome. :) They are lovely. Im inspired to post some of mine when I get time. Mine are pink...Thanks for showing them.
Slave-to-glass I'm awaiting your showed necklaces.
Beautiful item Agram.m! I was hoping that with your knowledge and experience, you could maybe look at a item I posted a while back, to let me know if you had ever seen anything like it before. I have read alot of your feedback on various items, and I think you may recognize it. All of the details I had were with that post. It is a vintage beaded necklace with Rhinestones. There are no markings on it, and I have been unable to find any inforation either. Any help would be greatly appreciated! It is listed on my home page"Thrifty Gypsy". Thanks in advance, Thrifty
MrsAR8Jason, vintagejewel, Justanovice and BELLIN68 thanks for your interest and loving.