London Blue Topaz + Sterling Silver Fish Necklaces

| description |

An ode to one of my favorite memories with my late father, these fish necklaces were lovingly created from an original sketch sawn unto metal. Rose-cut London blue topaz stones were then set in a double layer of 925 sterling silver on the fish.

Finally, a tiny, gold-filled eye was soldered to each fish!

Each necklace will come on a 16" sterling silver chain.

** Please choose the number of the necklace you would like. Corresponding numbers can be seen in the second photo. **

• Composed 100% of fine and sterling silver (except for the gold-filled eyes)
• Handmade with lots and lots of love ♥
• All sales final unless otherwise noted

| dimensions |

The charms measure approximately 1.15" in height (including the bail).

| please note |

All photos have been taken in natural lighting (indirect and/or direct sunlight) in an effort to depict each piece as accurately as possible. However, please note that colors may vary slightly due to varying computer and monitor settings. 

| care instructions |

1) Please handle all handmade jewelry delicately, with care. Pieces should NOT be submerged under water, especially for prolonged periods of time. Pieces should also NOT be exposed to any kinds of chemicals. Exposure to chemicals in soap, household cleaning products, and others can damage or change the integrity of the stones and/or metals.

2) Please take your piece off before washing hands, swimming, exercising, or any type of rigorous activity.

3) All pieces have been given a patina, sanded, and polished, to bring out details and create additional depth, and can be re-polished with:

• A paste created by mixing baking soda and water. Using a toothbrush with the baking powder + water paste can be helpful in getting hard to reach areas. Please be sure to AVOID getting this mixture on the stones, as this can affect the integrity of the stones, especially opals.
  
  
• A polishing pad. Please be sure your polishing pad does not have harsh chemicals and do NOT use the polishing pad on the stones, as this can affect the integrity of the stones, especially opals.